For homeowners who keep a garden, with the change of seasons comes a task list. There are basic tasks for gardeners — for example, raking the leaves, sharpening your tools. And, there are advanced tasks, too, which includes identifying and removing plants and trees which may be dead, and covering compost to prevent rain storms …
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Oct 09
Simple Tips On How To Effectively Maintain Your Home
After buying property, it is always prudent to make sure you can effectively maintain the property to get the best value out of it. Many people simply assume that the care of a home starts and ends at general cleaning and changing a few light bulbs. This is not true and every home owner should …
Sep 26
Quick Tips To Prepare Your Home For The Winter
Quick Tips To Prepare Your Home For The Winter With fall underway, we will receive less sunlight, colder temperatures, and shorter days ahead, so it’s an opportune time to cross those fall & winter maintenance items off your homeowner to-do list. Practicing preventive care – both inside and outside your home – can save thousands …
Aug 31
The Three R’s To Fixing Up A Historic Home
If you enjoy both history and fixing things, then you may have trouble driving by historic homes for sale without feeling the urge to buy and fix one up. Before you do, however, you should know the three R’s of fixing historic homes — Restoration, Renovation, and Repair. Restoration “Restoration” is the process of returning …
Aug 15
Gutter Cleaning & Maintenance Tips For Your Home
The gutter system is very important as in its absence, water starts running off your roof in curtains and gutters collect debris like twigs, dirt and leaves. Water gets blocked if there is too much of accumulated debris in the gutter system and this water eventually moves into the cracks and crevices in your foundation …
Jul 24
How To Deal With A Flooded Basement
If your home has a basement, you may have to clean a flooded basement at least once. Shut down the electrical power, gas, and water to the basement before entering the area. Check for broken pipes or fittings after the water goes down. Call an experienced plumber who knows what do if you are not …
Jul 10
Lawn Care Tips: How To Lay Sod
If you’re laying a brand new lawn, or repairing damage on a section of lawn that is impossible to regrow, laying sod is the easiest and fastest way to get your yard looking perfect again. Sod is readily available, comes with different varieties of grass, and is easy to install and maintain. To get started …
Jun 12
To Rod or Not To Rod? That Is The Question!
Rental Plumbing Equipment We’ve talked in the past about the benefits of renting vs owning construction equipment, everything from saving money to being able to keep up to date with the equipment; The same general benefits apply to renting plumbing equipment. A vast majority of the population do not own the equipment needed to solve …
May 22
Rental Equipment For Spring Cleaning
What Rental Equipment Will Make Spring Cleaning Easier? If you are like us winter is hibernation season. Burrowing away and waiting out the cold is an excellent strategy for escaping the polar vortex, however, it does have some consequences. Clutter tends to build up during the winter months, either from less frequent trips to the trash …
May 15
Renting vs Owning Construction Equipment
Renting vs Owning Construction Equipment Building, maintaining and enhancing an inventory of work related equipment is costly, risky and often times frustrating. Few can tell you this better than those owning and operating construction companies. The quality and diversity of your inventory determines not only the type of work you can do but also the …
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