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Check The A-list Before Hiring a Local Contractor

by Paul George on July 19, 2011

We could literally fill our website with the horror stories we’ve heard of local trade contractor let-downs.  It’s a heart-breaking reality, but there are contractors out there who would shamelessly waste your hard earned dollars with shoddy workmanship.   Instead, we’d rather share a hot tip on this great website with you!  Originally posted 2010-08-02 08:00:31. [...]

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Sing in the Shower with a Low Flow Shower Head

by Paul George on February 7, 2011

Do you enjoy singing in the shower?   I do. (But, shhh, don’t tell anyone!) I’ve also screamed in the shower a time or two, know what I mean?  Someone flushes the toilet or runs a tap somewhere else in the house, and the water pressure changes and so does the temperature.  Bam!  You’re screaming! Choosing a proper low flow shower head system [...]

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Home Insurance Rate Considerations

by Paul George on July 31, 2010

You have worked hard to build your home. You carefully planned, and then executed those plans, all while keeping on top of your job and caring for your family.   So at the end of the day, after cleaning up all the dust that a renovation creates, you want to wind down and relax.  You don’t want [...]

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New Etching Technology Turns Glass Blocks into Wall Art

by Paul George on July 28, 2010

When you want shine, glitter, light and pizazz–or a mural-sized portrait of you and the family dog–in your home design, consider etched glass blocks. Homeowners provide a custom image, or choose one from a selection of more than 25 standard images, which can be etched into clear or colored glass blocks. After installation, the blocks create a focal point for any room [...]

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LED Strip Lighting Crosses Over from Auto To Home

by Paul George on July 27, 2010

Although highly praised as an automotive accessory, the new LightForm flexible LED lighting film system has many applications for home lighting and enhancing decor designs.   The new LED light strips are less than 1 millimeter thick and enable users to quickly and easily install LED lighting in tight spaces that were previously inaccessible. They can even be [...]

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Two Handled Faucets Add Style To Kitchen Upgrades

by Paul George on July 24, 2010

If you are considering replacing or installing new kitchen sink hardware and want to enjoy the minimalistic approach to styling, you will love the sleek and completely functional two-handled pull-down kitchen faucets.   Homeowners who enjoy keeping up with the latest in style while maintaining  functionality will be very interested in the new and exquisite two [...]

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