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Break Up That Cat Litter Clog at Home With Lemon Dish Soap
Plumbing is an old profession. It originated with ancient societies such as the Persians, Greeks, Romans, Indians and Chinese. It was developed in their cities for the public paths and was required for the providing of potable water, drainage of waste and other services for large numbers of people who lived in these cities. Many…
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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors and Happier Homeowners
Having a fence around your yard can make that space more suitable for a number of activities. Many people seek out a fence contractor because they need a fence to keep their pets in. Others want to make sure that their children can play in the yard safely. Getting a fencing subcontractor can allow you…
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Adding Value to Your Home How to Initiate a Remodeling Project
Since the housing market saw a significant decline nearly ten years ago, homeowners have been trying to recoup their losses and add value to their homes. Roughly three trillion dollars worth of wealth simply vanished in what was described as the bursting of the housing market bubble; this left the American population skeptical when it…
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Did You Know New Windows Can Save You Hundreds On Your Energy Bill?
Are you a homeowner looking for a practical and affordable home renovation project? Consider replacing your old patio doors, front doors and windows. These are one of the most frequently neglected aspects of owning a house and many homeowners find themselves losing unseen money with weak and flimsy sliding patio doors and surrounding windows. These…
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How Green Is Your Lawn? What You Need to Know About Safe Lawn Care
When you have a lawn, it needs to have essential lawn care to keep it in good health. If you have the wrong plants in it, it can be hard to take care of. It’s always a better idea to have plants in your landscaping that are native to your area. This will make them…
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Is Your Home Safe From The Effects of Climate Change?
You’ve surely seen the headlines by now: climate change is happening at an ever-increasing rate. With temperatures around the globe soaring, almost every industry is having to adapt to a new hotter planet. What do higher temperatures mean for your home? For one, your energy costs will be higher. As temperatures rise, your home will…
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4 Signs your Heating and Air Conditioning Unit May be in Trouble
We’re just settling into the fairest months of the year for most Americans. As the outside temperature warms, most heating and air conditioning systems are getting a well deserved break. Hopefully your system survived the winter and is in peak fighting form for a scorching summer. To make sure it is, find time this Spring…