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"Seven Secrets To Smart Home
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Low Maintenance Summer Living
The hectic pace of life seems to slow down during
the summer – kids are out of school, families are on vacation, the long evenings
are made for relaxing. But any homeowner knows that with summer comes yard work.
Don’t let your yard work cut into your enjoyment of the all-too-brief summer
months.
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Staining
Instead Of Painting Your Patio
 Staining
your concrete patio is a terrific way to make it more inviting to your
guests. There are many stain colors available to choose from such as
varying shades of brown, blue, or even green. You will have one of those
patios that people comment on as it will be unlike most they have seen.
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Bent Nail Tip of The Month
"Tired of Worn Out Wall paper?"
Thinking of painting over it? DON'T! Stripping the
paper is the best way to assure a good finish and fewer headaches in the long
run. Once you've stripped the old paper, you'll want to sand the surface lightly
and make sure no glue remnants remain. Start with a quality primer, add a little
patience, and you'll be rewarded with a professional looking paint job!
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Bringing the Essence of a Day Spa
Home to Your Bathroom In today’s
fast-paced society, more people are searching for the perfect escape from the
stresses of juggling work, family and other responsibilities. While some head to
spas for much-needed relaxation, others want to be able to unwind in the privacy
of their own homes. Enter the home spa – a new trend and comforting retreat
that’s as close as your master bathroom and far away from life’s stresses.
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Your Responsibilities When Dealing With Contractors
It will help keep the project running smoothly and efficiently, if you:
*Make sure the contractor has access to
your home in order to complete the work on time and on budget.
*Select one person to be the contact
with the contractor, to keep informed of job progress, and to answer
questions as they arise.
*Avoid confusion and do not visit with
workers or sub-contractors while they are working. They are not
responsible for solving problems; the contractor needs to do so.
*Do not make verbal requests and
changes. Make sure you obtain a signed change order, in order to avoid
misunderstandings and "surprise" extra changes.
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