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Posted on: 4 January 2022

As a homeowner, maintaining the safety and comfort of your family is a top priority. Unfortunately, there are many hazards such as weather, pests, dirt, dust, and more that can threaten the safety and comfort of one's family. Damage to a home can expose the home's inhabitants to these hazards. If you're like many homeowners, you probably don't consider these issues until their consequences become apparent. However, it is essential to take measures to prevent these issues before they occur.
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Posted on: 16 November 2021

Constructing a new home is an opportunity to build a home exactly the way you want it. However, there are so many aspects of home building that you may not be aware of, and there are mistakes that can be made along the way. Here are some tips for making sure that you're building your home the right way.  Know What Upgrades You Can Do On Your Own When you are presented with upgrades that you can make to your home, you need to think about them in the sense of what should be done by the home builder, what can be done later, and what can you do on your own.
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Posted on: 5 November 2021

Asphalt and fiberglass shingles are used across the country. However, in the hottest areas, they don't tend to be the best roofing option. Even asphalt shingles made to withstand more heat tend to shrivel up and become brittle after years of sun. So, what roofing materials are better suited to hot climates? Consider these options. Concrete Tile A concrete roof sounds like a strange idea if you imagine the concrete being poured.
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Posted on: 22 October 2021

There are few home designs more cozy and quaint than a log home. Can you think of anything more charming than sipping a hot drink next to a roaring fire in a warm log home? However, if you are thinking of building your own log home, you need to do some research in order to ensure your dream will become a long-lasting and comfortable reality. Here are four essential things to keep in mind as you are sourcing your log home materials.
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