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Posted on: 2 August 2016

When it comes to ensuring your home remains in good repair, investing in a new roof could be required. With the average cost of a new roof ranging between $4,663 and $8,951, you will want to ensure that your new roof lasts as long as possible. The way your new roofing materials are attached to your home can play a role in determining the longevity of your roof. Here are three reasons why you should ensure your contractor is using heat-welded seams to affix roofing materials to your home in the future.
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Posted on: 19 July 2016

Your home's sewer line is essential for ensuring that the wastewater from your house is able to safely drain away from the property, but these lines can suffer issues that can lead to problems for your home. Sadly, it can be common for new homeowners to be inexperienced with these issues. If this is the case for you, learning the following answers to common questions will help you to be a better prepared and informed homeowner.
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Posted on: 11 June 2016

Thinking of some roofing repairs this summer? This is the season to plan and execute these tasks to prevent water damage this winter. Be sure that you keep yourself and your workers safe by using some common sense strategies to protect against the inherent hazards of roofing work. Some ways to stay safer and prevent accidental injury are: Grab a seat. Shingling a roof or making repairs can be tedious work that put a lot of stress on your knees and legs.
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Posted on: 11 June 2016

If you've just bought property that has a septic tank and leach field on it, and you're not used to dealing with those, you may have already heard that you have to be careful planting anything in the area. That's partly true; there are many types of plants that should not go near a leach field or septic tank. However, there are several types of plants that are just fine to plant in the area.
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