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Meet my apprentice. #Juan ![]()
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Back in the Saddle; Talking Big Brothers & Big Sisters
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More than Home Improvement, we talk about Life Improvement with Big Brothers and Big Sisters to do good for others.2 years ago
In most cases, there's money available to renovate a Historic Home. ![]()
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Question: Where Do I Start When Renovating a Historic Home?
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Historic Homes are fun projects to tackle when renovating properties. We offer tips and insights when revitalizing older properties.2 years ago
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How to Choose the Right Contractor for Your Next Home Project
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Whether you're planning a Kitchen Remodel or a new Addition, here are some tips to help you find the right contractor for your project.
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2 years ago
We’ve finished refinishing this beautiful #hardwoodfloors in the foothills. Add value with a kitchen remodel. @ California
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-Pre-drill to prevent splitting. Even if the wood’s been in your garage for a couple of years, I would pre-drill when framing small spaces. It’s worth the extra time.![]()
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Question: Wood Split on a new Load-Bearing Wall. What can I do?
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The wood on a new Sauna is splitting at the base and near the end. Roy's concerned because its a load-bearing wall. We have a great solution.