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by Seth Breitenbach on September 02, 2010
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Today was not a good startwith meeting my Dad at the house in Boiling Springs, SC("the little house") and finding that we have been robbed. Noticed inside that my drop cords and radio were missing which lead us out the back door to find all the copper from the wiring was missing from underneath the home. They left the outside unit for now and I hope they do not return. Over $3000 in damages : ( Moving on to the Burger house to see how the gading turned out! Will post pics later!
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by Anthony (Tony) Perez on September 01, 2010
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Claims Consultant Assists Home Improvement Contractors It happens all too often the Home Improvement project falls into a dispute, it could be a particular issue or a combination of issues that could drag a contractor into months or even years of complete distress, your life will be in a continued state of disarray until the issues are solved. It’s more than common to sign a contract with the nicest person in the world and as soon as you begin construction they turn into the home owners from hell. They make daily changes interfering with progress, they get exceedingly particular with eve...
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by Mike Crysler on September 01, 2010
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Until the end of the year select Hunter Douglas Duette shades qualify for the Energy Star Tax Credit. This Tax credit is for up to $5000.00 on combined Energy Star rated product purchaese. The credit is worth 30% of what you spnd with a max of $1500.00 in a tax credit.
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by Seth Breitenbach on September 01, 2010
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It seem's like that's what I refer to these jobs as: The Burger's(really their last name)is my custom home that I am checking on this morning in Duncan as the waterproofing is finished up and the grading and filling in will begin. And the "Little house" is a spec home under construction on Casey Creek Rd. near Boiling Springs that is approx. 1200 sq. ft. ( a little house) perfect for the first time homeowner or those wanting to downsize! what else to do today....look for a plan for a potential custom!
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by Romia Pritchett on August 31, 2010
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Here at RC Auto Detail & Carpet Cleaning we are here for you. We want to help make this winter be a smooth ride with your car and are giving friendly tips and points of advice for winter preparation for your vehicle. For the car washing during the winter, we do not recommend doing it on your own due to cold temperatures and warm water temperatures. We at RC Auto Detail & Carpet Cleaning are professionals and are trained on how to handle each situation correctly. First be sure to have your car waxed before the winter comes. It will give your car the protection it needs from the e...
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by Gator Scott on August 31, 2010
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When most people consider buying a piece of bayfront property along the Chesapeake Bay or it's tributaries, they imagine sunsets spent boating on the water. But there are also unsettling mornings after a severe storm when one awakes to find a beach suddenly narrower or, perhaps the bulkhead that once permitted picnics on the grass at the water’s edge has failed and now lies in pieces. The Chesapeake Bay and its extensive shoreline is a dynamic place. Change is constant, but not always consistent, have a yearly inspection done on your bulkhead to prevent costly damages.
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by Lalo Del Valle on August 25, 2010
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Kitchen remodeling and baths hardwood floor installation and interior painting with some carpentry repair in doors and closets.
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by Lalo Del Valle on August 25, 2010
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Kitchen Remodeling, replacing counter top with granite 4mm new sink and faucet,disposal new paint and cabinets repair.
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by Lalo Del Valle on August 25, 2010
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Drywall repair with a California style texture and paint. two days work. . Customer happy.
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by Lalo Del Valle on August 25, 2010
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Garage Repair due to fire damage , at White Rock Area in Dallas, TX.
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by Archie Top on August 25, 2010
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On your daily commute to work, do you ever look around you? Do you notice just how many company vehicles are on the road? They are on the way to sales calls, maintenance calls, marketing events and more. Do you really think the salesperson is going to wash off his company vehicle after making a day of calls in a snowstorm? I didn't either. This is why the pressure washing industry has started to serve those who have fleets of vehicles. Some companies purchase their own equipment and have their maintenance or janitorial staff does the pressure washing in house. And, others outsou...
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by Robert Cline on August 24, 2010
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Mold continues to be in the news, somewhere in the nation, on a daily basis. Mold spores are, literally, everywhere and usually cause no concern. However, when the conditions are right, mold can begin to grow, and if that occurs inside of a home or other structure, it is always a concern and can be a real problem. The molds that cause problems in homes need just three things to grow: - Food - Anything that used to be alive (wood, cardboard, paper, wool, silk, leather, etc.). - Temperature - These molds thrive in the range of 68°F to 86°F (the same range we typically keep our homes). - ...
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by Paul Gregory on August 24, 2010
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I recently re-keyed a house in Magalia CA. I love my work, but this one stands out in particular. The drive from Chico up the hill to Magalia is beutiful, but perhaps the best part is that it is about ten degrees cooler once you get there. As I pulled up to the house I noticed the beutiful garden and the fact that the house itself was a simple, but nice. The best thing about this job ended up being the lady who hired me, she was awesome. She knew what she wanted done, and was happy to have me re-key the locks. She wanted all of the locks in her house to be keyed alike and that's what I did. We...
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by Mr. Harris on August 24, 2010
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If you keep tools in the backyard, make sure you put them away so that the potential criminals can't use them to gain access to your home or anyone else.
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by Mr. Harris on August 24, 2010
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If there are electrical outlets exposed in the backyard, make sure you have a cut off switch because potential criminals can use their power tools to gain access to your property.
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by Mr. Harris on August 24, 2010
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If you own a home/brownstone, never leave your ladder down in your backyard because that gives criminals access to the upper windows includingyour roof.
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by Laura Suglia-Isgro, Asid on August 24, 2010
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I myself have a semi new home. I remember standing in my living room on move in day before the boxes and clutter were delivered thinking, This is a boring space. I got over that real fast when I started visualizing the possibilities.Recommendation 1: Choose a rug, art work, or drapery fabric to pull colors from. Whatever item you decide to use to choose your color pallet from make sure it's an object that will be in the room for a while. You typically don't want to choose colors out of a pillow because pillows get replaced farely often Choose something that you love and plan on keeping.Recomme...
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by Archie Top on August 23, 2010
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For smaller size boat washing we highly recommend the commercial pressure washers. If you have a large yacht or just want to own a washer that is less dependable on electricity, select a power washer cart model. Do not try to rinse your hands or feet with pressure washer. It can tear your skin right off. One of the primary goals for all boat owners is to preserve the good looks of their boat as long as possible. After properly learning how to clean a boat, it should be washed down once a week and/or after each use. The reason being is because you must not allow any harmful elements such ...
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by Romia Pritchett on August 23, 2010
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So I have this friend who had a scary experience in her office today. She found a huge black widow while cleaning up her place. After being a bit freaked out while I was there, I was researching what could cause a black widow invasion. Who would have guessed it was a messy living area. So not only have I found me another client I have learned a few facts about Entomology (study of bugs). Larvae usually feed on dry animal matter. This would include wool products like shirts, blankets, or pillows, lint, hair shedding from humans or pets, dry pet food, a lot of things can be found as food...