Home Renovation
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Wet Weather Coats
Special nails will help keep outdoor projects secure without having to worry about the effects of water.
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Deep Pockets
Pocket doors are one of the most interesting features of an older home. Getting them in working condition takes work, but can be done by the do-it-yourselfer.
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Safety Tips for the New Year
With the upcoming New Year just around the corner, it is time to take a few minutes and resolve to be safer in the coming year.
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Keeping Warm
Types of modern insulation for use on older homes
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Concrete Ideas, pt. 3
Latest in a series on concrete. This month, preparing the site and setting up forms for concrete.
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Concrete Ideas, pt. 2
Part 2 in a series of working with concrete. This month, figuring out how much concrete to order.
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Concrete Ideas, pt. 1
Part 1 of a look at concrete. What it is, how to work with it and how to figure out how much you will need.
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Wired
Electrical wiring for your home comes in many types and sizes. It's important to use the right wire for the job. The safety of your family and home depend on it.
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How To Be A Chimney Sweep
If you have a working fireplace or heat your home with wood, it is important that you know how to keep your chimney clean. A dirty chimney is an invitation to a fire.
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American Architecture: The Ranch Style
Of all the architectural styles in American, this is the one I can easily spot. I grew up in a ranch home, owned by my grandparents, Madge and Nunzio Pascarella. It is to them that I dedicate this month's article.
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This is Over Your Head....
But it should be. Roofs are much better over your head than under your feet. This time around, we will be taking a look at the different types of roofing materials you will run across while fixing up your home.
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How to Strip....Woodwork
Removing the old layers of paint from trim and woodwork is easy, if you use the right equipment and follow a few important safety rules.
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