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During college, I lived in a small, old house. My roommates and I loved it's cozy charm and, for the most part, didn't have any problems. However, one day, we noticed that the carpet in one of the bedrooms was wet--and it couldn't be dried. When we called our landlady and the repairman, they discovered that the shower not only needed to be re-caulked, but there was mold everywhere under the carpet. We had to move out for two weeks while they fixed the problem. Soon, thanks to the contractor (the likes of whom you can read about), we were back at home.

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How To Understand Flood Elevation Requirements In Your Area
2 May 2018

Any kind of flooding can be devastating. Your home …

4 Tips For Preparing For A Kitchen Remodel
21 March 2018

Remodeling a kitchen is almost always a wise inves …

Three Reasons That Vinyl Siding Is Better Than Brick
6 February 2018

When it comes to choosing what material you'll use …

Your Guide To Getting Insulation Work Done In Your Home
29 December 2017

When you are thinking about getting the most out o …

The Four Dangers Of Not Paying Attention To Your Windshield
28 November 2017

You're driving on the road, and you notice a chip …

How To Understand Flood Elevation Requirements In Your Area

2 May 2018
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Any kind of flooding can be devastating. Your home and household goods will be extensively damaged and you may even be forced to leave your home for some time. You need to protect your home against flooding, which is where flood elevation comes in. Base Flood Elevation (BFE) shows the anticipated level of flood waters in your area in case of a flood. It gives requirements on how to protect your structures against floods. Read More

4 Tips For Preparing For A Kitchen Remodel

21 March 2018
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Remodeling a kitchen is almost always a wise investment that will add value to your home. While it is easy to get excited about a new kitchen, many people do not know what it is actually like to live through a full kitchen remodel. Not having access to a working kitchen can make life quite challenging. If you're having your kitchen remodeled in the near future, use the following tips to prepare in advance to make the process smoother for the whole family: Read More

Three Reasons That Vinyl Siding Is Better Than Brick

6 February 2018
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When it comes to choosing what material you'll use for the exterior of your new home that you're having built, there are many reasons that you might wish to choose brick. However, even if you feel intent on this look, you should also consider some other options, including vinyl siding. Whether you consult with a vinyl siding company or speak to your building contractor, you'll quickly learn that there are many advantages of choosing vinyl siding — and, in many cases, you'll get enough information that you decide to change your mind and go with vinyl. Read More

Your Guide To Getting Insulation Work Done In Your Home

29 December 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you are thinking about getting the most out of your household in the foreseeable future, you may want to focus on your insulation. If you leave your home underinsulated, it'll be hard to brave the most extreme months and seasons, and your house will be less durable and livable. With this in mind, read below to learn the basics of getting your home insulated before you contact an insulation company. Read More

The Four Dangers Of Not Paying Attention To Your Windshield

28 November 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

You're driving on the road, and you notice a chip in your windshield. Do not ignore it! Too often, people will do this thinking a small chip isn't a big deal, but if you are involved in a car accident, that one little chip could make a huge difference in the amount of danger you are put in upon impact. Here are the four biggest dangers of not paying attention to your windshield: Read More

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