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When you have an old wooden garden shed, you know it is susceptible to the elements and to pests. If you do not keep up on maintaining this shed, it may suffer some water damage. Depending on the severity of the water damage, you have two options. Either you can restore and repair it, or you can tear it down, throw it away and replace it. If you choose to restore and repair your wooden garden shed, here is how you should do it. Read More»
The waterproofing in your basement is meant to protect your home from flooding, but when it fails, you are going to have a watery mess to clean up. The water problems can be worse during weather that brings a lot of rain. To deal with the problem, you will want to do things like use a submersible pump and ventilate your basement as much as possible. Here are some tips to help you deal with leaks in your basement while you are waiting to get repairs done: Read More»
Not all mulch is the same, and the type of soil and climate you have can greatly affect how well your mulch works. The materials found in the ground cover are designed to help recondition your soil so you can grow a healthy flower or vegetable garden, and the right combination of nutrients can make all the difference. When buying mulch, here are some things you should look for.
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Discovering part of your home has a termite infestation can be a stressful experience. Fortunately, there are many prevention treatments and remedies to get rid of termites and keep them from re-infesting your home. Signs of an infestation can include a visible scattering of termite wings on your floor, brown cylindrical tunnels through the wood in your home, and cracked or bubbling paint on your walls, and need to be remedied as soon as possible to prevent wood damage to your home’s structure. Read More»
