Posted on February 13, 2015, 5:59 pm, by Mark, under
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Installing a microwave oven above the kitchen range makes efficient use of the space and reduces clutter on the countertop. The microwave oven is handy for a wide range of applications including thawing frozen foods, warming up leftovers and, of course, making popcorn! This home installation cost guide will help you do the job yourself […]
Posted on November 14, 2014, 9:38 pm, by Mark, under
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Due to the sharp increase in blackouts caused by unprecedented stress on the energy grid and the rise in severe weather, energy experts recommend that every home have a standby generator to provide electricity when the power fails. A standby generator is one that is wired into your home’s electrical panel and can produce enough […]
Posted on November 12, 2014, 12:58 pm, by Mark, under
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A sump pump working properly can be the difference between a dry basement and one that has been flooded by enough water to destroy anything it comes in contact with while leaving behind mold issues. The drain tiles around the foundation of the home drain excess rain water into the sump crock, and when the […]
Posted on July 22, 2014, 11:13 am, by Mark, under
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Disposal of waste in households is performed by septic tanks in more than 24% of homes throughout the USA. While they are more commonly found in rural areas that don’t have access to municipal services like water and sewer service, many older homes in city limits also have septic systems installed to handle the waste. […]
Split rail fence, which is also commonly referred to as post and rail fence, is one of the most common and affordable types of fencing installed by homeowners. Not only does it look great for many years, they provide a great way to keep your pets fenced in and prevent unwanted visitors out of your […]
Posted on December 20, 2012, 10:21 am, by Mark, under
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Chimney liners are installed into the flue of your brick or masonry chimney, to restore a sealed vent system in your fireplace or main heating system vent. Chimney liners used today are most commonly made of flexible stainless steel or double-wall b-vent, and are a cost-effective way to repair old smooth mortar walls, or clay […]
Posted on December 1, 2012, 8:30 am, by Mark, under
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Everyone knows that the toilet bowl is the most important seat in your house. Whether you call it a toilet, a commode or a porcelain throne, when the toilet bowl breaks down, everything else in your home needs to stop immediately to get it replaced or repaired! In most cases, a handyman or plumber can […]
Posted on November 26, 2012, 3:05 pm, by Mark, under
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Having a garage to park your car out of the weather is a significant feature on some houses, but when the garage door breaks or it’s time to replace the entire garage door, where do you turn for help with spring or garage door replacement? If you’ve ever tried to repair the springs on your […]
Posted on November 20, 2012, 9:57 am, by Mark, under
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Gas logs are widely replacing the wood burning fireplace in the living room of homes across the country. They burn clean natural gas or propane and aside from the appealing look, gas logs provide an invaluable source of emergency heating when the power goes out in the winter months and your furnace, heat pump, or […]
Posted on November 16, 2012, 4:02 pm, by Mark, under
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While many new houses come equipped with almost every appliance you could want, homeowners may find they need to install a garbage disposal to their sink. Disposers allow you to finely grind small amounts of waste food in your single or double sink, and wash them down the drain into the sewer system. Once you […]