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Among the most exciting times in a person’s life is purchasing a new home. While buying a home can be very beneficial, the buyer will need to be on the lookout for any problems with a prospective purchase. Continue reading →
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by Guest Post on Jun 1, 2019
It seems that no matter where you live, there’s a chance your home could be hit by a bad storm. Maybe it’s from a tornado in the Midwest, a hurricane in the South, or a snowstorm in the North. Continue reading →
4 Natural Ways to Rid Your Home from Termites – Bonus Tips on Repairing Pest Damage
by Valerie Muscat on Jan 23, 2020
It is stressful maintaining a home. Over time fixtures start to wear and renovations have to be done to maintain the value of your home. But the most common cause of damage in Australian homes is termites. Luckily there are various termite treatments to use that may help the situation. Continue reading →
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by Nick Marr on Aug 21, 2019
When preparing to sell your house, there are a few things that can make a huge difference in both the appeal of your house to buyers, as well as the final amount you can offer them on the house. Continue reading →
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by Guest Post on Jun 6, 2019
Roofing, both commercial and residential, is a multi-billion dollar industry. Residential roofing is growing regularly. It is estimated to be expanding about four percent per year until at least 2020. Contractors dominate the industry. In fact, just 6700 accounts for twelve percent of the industry total. Continue reading →
Signs that Termites Have Made a Home in Your House
by Edina Losonczi on Oct 9, 2019
Termites are called silent destroyers for a reason. This reason obviously, is their ability to destroy anything that is wood in the house. Though termites are not exactly silent because their persistent movement can create a sound, unfortunately, it is not enough to alert house owners. Continue reading →
Five Tips to Help You with End-of-Lease Cleaning
by Penny Roussis on Jan 29, 2020
They say that moving houses is second only to divorce and the death of a spouse when it comes to boosting stress levels. Moving out of a rental can be full of tedious processes: cleaning the house, packing up, throwing away old furniture, wrapping up legal terms with your landlord. Continue reading →
Top 5 Things to Check when Hiring a Stucco Contractor
by Bonnie Phillips on Jul 11, 2020
Stucco is easy to maintain, durable, and long-lasting; but all of this is possible only if the right stucco contractor is hired. So, in regards to the same, let us discuss the top five things to keep in mind while hiring a stucco contractor. Continue reading →
Could Self Storage be a Viable Alternative to Extending Your Home?
by Anna Preston on Aug 23, 2019
Many people these days are choosing to extend or renovate their homes instead of moving to a different property. Extensions can be a great solution to issues with space, and help your family enjoy a home that is much more practical for your needs. Common reasons people choose an extension are: Continue reading →
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