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building a home addition - what you should know

When building an addition to an existing home, many things can go wrong. If you don't know what you are doing, the addition may not be structurally sound, it may leak water and the electrical system could put the entire home at risk of a fire. When I added two bedrooms to the back of my house, I thought that it was going to be an easy project that could be completed in no time. Little did I know that there is a lot of planning that goes into this type of project. This blog will show you what you need to know before you begin building an addition.

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Hire A Commercial Electrician To Assist With Your Museum Facilities

20 November 2020
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As a museum owner, you perform maintenance on a regular basis on some of your exhibits, ensuring everything remains as clean and preserved as possible. But while you may focus on the exhibits themselves, don't forget about some of the tools you are using to help those exhibits look good. A museum's lighting can play a large role in the overall appearance of what you have on display. Here's why you might want to contact a local commercial electrician to discuss your museum's lights today. Read More 

Roof Replacement Recommendations To Take Care Of Your Home And Property

12 November 2020
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The roof protection barrier is an important part of your home and keeping your property protected through the years. A poorly-installed roof or one that is aging and is beginning to fail in areas with peeling and curling shingles will need to be replaced with durable and water-resistant protection to the elements. So when it is time to arrange for a new roof installation, here are some recommendations to help you hire a roof replacement for your home and the climate you live in. Read More 

What You Should Know About Repairing a Leak in Your Roof

25 September 2020
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A leak in your roof can lead to further damage to your home. It can cause mold and mildew growth from the moisture combined with the warm air in your home. If the water is leaking into your ceiling or walls, this is further repair work you will have to deal with. If there is a leak in your roof, you need to find where the water is coming in from and make the repair. Read More 

The Everything Guide To Prepare For Vinyl Replacement Window Improvements

30 June 2020
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If you are planning on updating your home with new windows, vinyl is one of the best choices. Before you can install vinyl replacement windows in your home, preparations need to be done. You will also need to choose the style and features of the new window units. The planning of the new vinyl windows for your home needs to start with evaluating the existing openings. You will also need to prepare the exterior finishes for the new vinyl windows. Read More 

Safety Tips For Your Fireplace

18 March 2020
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Chimneys are designed to allow you to have a fire inside of your home with a very limited risk of asphyxiation or fire. The fireplace is often made from masonry but can also be made from metal. There is also the flue that vents the smoke and toxins, releasing them from the house to maintain healthy air quality. In order for your fireplace to remain safe for use, you need to make sure you are aware of the different ways you need to have maintenance tasks done and know why they are done. Read More