New House? How to Turn It into a Home

Posted on: 7 June 2021

You depend on your pool screen for safety, as well as to protect the pool area from debris and bothersome insects. A damaged screen enclosure requires prompt repair in order to function properly. 1. Patchwork Repairs A tear or two on a pool screen can easily be repaired with a screen patch, a job that you can often do yourself. If there are many tears, however, the screen will look like unattractive patchwork with all the necessary repairs.
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Posted on: 2 March 2021

If you live in a home that is more than a decade old, replacing your old windows is a wise investment. However, there are a variety of different types of windows available, so you have plenty of choices and options available as you move forward with your window replacement project. If you're serious about replacing the windows in your home, you should seriously consider going with single-hung windows to replace your current windows.
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Posted on: 23 November 2020

It's important to have a septic tank inspection periodically to rule out any problems that might be a health hazard due to leaking sewage. You'll want an inspection when you buy a house with a septic tank and every few years after that. Local codes may stipulate how often an inspection is necessary. Here's a look at what the contractor may look for when inspecting your septic system. Look For Damage In The Tank
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Posted on: 18 August 2020

If you've recently invested in a decorative iron mailbox for your home, take steps to keep it properly protected. Without proper protection, your mailbox could fall victim to damage. Luckily, there are steps you can take to protect your new mailbox. Here are four of those steps for you to follow.  Start With a Good Cleaning Now that you have a new iron mailbox, you want to start things off right with a good cleaning.
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