Deck Waterproofing 101: Things You Need To Think About
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30 August 2021
Whether you're building a new deck or you've bought a home with a deck that's been neglected, you should give serious consideration to waterproofing. When you waterproof your deck, you'll extend its lifespan by protecting it from water damage, and you'll also help to prevent pest infestations by sealing the wood so that the insects can't get in. If you're getting ready to waterproof your deck, there are some things that you should know.
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Critical Tasks To Outsource To A Licensed Heating Repair Contractor
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23 September 2020
As winter approaches, your thoughts are likely turning to readying your house for the upcoming frigid weather. You need to have your heater inspected and serviced. Rather than handle its maintenance and repair on your own, you can hire professional heating repair services. These tasks are some things that a licensed and experienced heating contractor can take care of for you.
Calibrating Your Thermostat
The professional heating services that you hire may start their upkeep of your furnace by first calibrating your thermostat.
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Four Signs That Surface Drainage Is Damaging Your Foundation
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21 September 2020
Poor surface drainage can lead to foundation damage and basement leaks. These problems can often be fixed by bringing in a foundation repair service to diagnose the problem. A foundation contractor doesn't just repair the damage done to the foundation, they also address the problem at its source so it doesn't happen again.
1. Is the Leak Near Eye Level?
One of the most obvious signs of a wall leak due to poor surface drainage is leaks at or near eye level when you are standing inside the basement.
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4 Steps for Repairing Stucco Exterior
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15 September 2020
If your home has a stucco siding and you have parts of the siding that have broken down, take some time to repair that stucco siding to keep your home looking as nice as possible. When it comes to repairing stucco, there are a few important steps you will have to go through.
Step #1: Mix the Stucco
The first thing you will do is mix the stucco. When you mix the stucco, you may likely need to add coloring pigment to the mixture in order to get the new stucco to match the color on your home.
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