Getting Your Garden Winter Ready

Posted on: 12 January 2021

Homes need protection from rain to prevent damage. Gutters are essential for homes because they guide storm and rainwater off the roof and away from the home's foundation. This ensures the home's structural well-being. However, to work effectively, the installer must install the gutters correctly and homeowners must keep them clean and debris-free. Homeowners often have questions about gutters, so getting the answers can help them keep their homes free from water damage.
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Posted on: 21 October 2020

Natural Beauty Limestone is a naturally-occurring rock that forms in the ocean from the carbonate shells and skeletons of marine animals. Limestone was used as a building material in many of the great architectural pieces throughout history. The Sphinx, Great Pyramid, Lincoln Memorial, and even the Empire State Building were made using limestone. The natural beauty of limestone has long been admired and you too can incorporate this natural stone in your home. Here are three ways that you can use Limestone on your property.
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Posted on: 30 November 2016

Glass block is a great window material choice, as it allows plenty of light into your basement, while preventing anyone from seeing in. It's also durable and easy to maintain. You can install this type of window yourself if you're a little handy using glass block panels. See below for instructions on how to install a glass block window for your basement. Tools For The Job: Glass block panel (in the size of your window) Hammer Pry bar Caulk and caulk gun Level Ladder Tape Measure Mortar Trowel Shims Protective eye wear and gloves Instructions:
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Posted on: 7 November 2016

Many property management companies have specific criteria that potential tenants must meet when they want to rent an apartment or house. Oftentimes people with bad credit are automatically denied the opportunities that people with good credit have. The problem with this is that both the landlord and the aspiring tenant may miss out on a great situation because of the unfortunate credit history. Instead, if you're a property manager, you may want to ask these five questions to learn more about why the person has bad credit.
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