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The Construction Process For Home Remodeling

Hello, my name is Samuel Cooper and I'm writing this blog to answer your questions about home construction for a remodeling project. When I decided to have my house remodeled and another room added on, I hired a local contractor for the job. The first thing the contractor did was explain the entire remodeling process to me so that I would know what the construction crew would be doing. I really appreciated the contractor taking the time to explain it all to me because then I could track their progress as the job went along. I found it interesting to watch their progress every day and I wanted to write it all down in a blog. If you are interested in learning about the construction process for remodeling a house, you can learn every step by reading this blog.

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29 December 2014
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Are you tired of walking on a rough surface when you are swimming in your pool? You can hire a professional to resurface your swimming pool to make it more comfortable to walk in, as well as get rid of any rust that may have developed. In this article, you will find out why it is important for a swimming pool to be resurfaced and the cost for it to be done. Read More 

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If you have a central air conditioning unit in your home, you have an excellent way to cool off your home when it gets hot. While central air doesn't require a lot of maintenance, the unit does need to be cleaned out occasionally. This will allow it to continue running smoothly and prevent any dust or debris from filtering into the air you breathe. Here are some different ways to clean your central air conditioner. Read More 

Fun Ways To Keep Your Kids Warm And Distracted When The Furnace Breaks On A Cold Evening

12 December 2014
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When the furnace breaks on a old evening, it can be a scary time for children. They are cold and don't understand why. They also feel your anxiety. You can mix keeping your kids warm and feeling happy. Make keeping warm a fun activity and turn it into play time. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Go Camping Tent Sleeping bags Canned heat Tell your kids that you're going to spend the night " Read More 

Home Inspection: Negotiate Repairs To Your Benefit With These 3 Tips

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 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

It isn't uncommon for negotiations to be made during escrow of a home sale. This is especially true in seriously competitive markets. They are most common following a home inspection. Here are three tips to help you successfully negotiate the repairs to your benefit: 1. Request for a Repair Credit Rather Than the Actual Repairs Although it may be easier for you to request that the repairs be done so that you don't have to mess with them, it can actual cause more problems than what you want to deal with. Read More 

Why You Should Rent Scaffolding For Your Next Exterior Home Painting Project

29 September 2014
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are undertaking an exterior home painting project, you have likely already shelled out quite a bit of money buying paint, brushes, sandpaper, and a putty knife.  However, one piece of equipment that will prove to be absolutely essential may fall outside of your budget:  Scaffolding.  While you can certainly use a ladder to paint the exterior portion of your home, you will be slowing yourself down tremendously because of the need to continually reposition the ladder to reach new sections of your home. Read More