Getting Your Garden Winter Ready

Posted on: 20 September 2016

Noisy neighbors, street traffic, and other outside disturbances can make it difficult to stay in your home. Unless you are prepared to move, the best option is to take steps to soundproof your home. Here are some ways you can lower the noise levels inside your home.   Update Your Home's Windows Your windows can not only allow air to leak in and out of your home, but they can also allow in noise from outside.
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Posted on: 19 August 2016

Septic tank failure in your home would probably bring about a massive waste management problem and cost you a fortune to have the system repaired and replaced. A well-maintained septic tank system will usually serve you for longer, require less pumping and steer clear of frequent backups and damage. Read on for simple tips on how you can successfully maintain and increase the longevity of your septic tank system.  Conserve water
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Posted on: 27 July 2016

If the outdoor condenser unit that is part of your home's central air conditioning system is often exposed to moisture and high humidity, you may have noticed that rust has formed on its exterior and interior components. If the corroded areas are not eliminated, they can become larger and damage key parts that are needed for the unit to operate properly. Learn how to remove rust spots, clean the condenser, and apply a rust inhibitor to it in order to protect the condenser unit from rusting again.
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Posted on: 2 July 2016

If you want to do something around your home that will wow your neighbors, friends, and family, consider some projects that make a big impact on a limited budget. You don't need thousands of dollars to make a dramatic difference in how your home looks and functions, and many of these ideas can be implemented with little cash out of your pocket. Five remodeling projects that make a big impact on a limited budget are:
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