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The following general contracting articles have been authored by real property owners, building supply vendors, general contractors and others. These articles have been published by Resources For Attorneys as a service to attorneys, lawyers and the general internet community.
10 Tips for Working With a Contractor - dated: February 27, 2004 - author: Debbie Rogers - This is the year you're going all out. You're going to build a deck, add a porch, erect a gazebo or lay a patio. You've done the research. It's well within your capability and you're looking forward to the satisfaction of creating a structure of beauty. click here for full text.
Remodeling Your Home: How Much Is Too Much - dated: July 1, 2003 - author: W. Troy Swezey - The classic way for homeowners to increase the value of their house is by remodeling existing rooms or adding on to its current plan. Some choose to build recreation rooms and studies while others click here for full text.
Glass Sinks – 4 Unbreakable Rules of Buying a Glass Vessel Sink - posted: July 18, 2005 - author: Valerie Mason - Want a glass sink, but have no clue how to buy one? Then these Rules are for you! Their intriguing varieties of colors, shapes and designs can make you pull out credit card quicker than you can say crackled glass. But WAIT! You should click here for full text.
How To Give Your Home More Space - dated: July 9, 2003 - author: Tameka Norris - Have you been wondering how to free up space in your home? Do you live in a dorm or an efficiency where every inch of space counts? Maybe you're tired of trying to come up with ideas on how to reduce the clutter? click here for full text.
Fountains Of Refreshment - dated: August 13, 2003 - author: Debbie Rodgers - When hot, sticky days hit, try to use all your senses to keep cool. Sight and sound have amazing psychological effects, even when the thermometer soars. One of the most cooling and relaxing sounds I know is that of a trickling spring. It relaxes my mind and helps my body unwind. In the city, it can drown out the sounds of the daily hustle and bustle of life, calming and refreshing the spirit. I also love the glinting, reflective surface of water. You can have the soothing coolness of water without a huge space so why not recreate this in your outdoor living area? click here for full text.
How To Build A Waterfall - dated: December 30, 2003 - author: Dan Eskelson - The number one, most asked question that I receive about water features is "How do I build a waterfall? click here for full text.
Complete Home Rehab In 10 Days - dated: April 25, 2004 - author: Dan Auito - This report is about taking a house and restoring it to an aesthetically pleasing dwelling that has reclaimed it’s functional utility. In effect, it is the anti-aging medication for bricks and mortar. click here for full text.
Hydronic vs Forced Air Heating and Cooling - dated: April 15, 2004 - author: Daniel Gipe - Hydronic, or hot water, heating has been standard for years in many parts of the U.S. It is seeing a surge in popularity at present, mainly because of the increasing use of radiant floor heating, which is known for providing even, comfortable heat. Yet contrary to popular belief, not every home in the free world needs hydronic heat to achieve this level of comfort. click here for full text.
Irrigation Installation & Maintenance Time Savers - dated: April 2004 - author: Jack Stone - Over the last few years some clever people have come up with some clever ideas to make your irrigation installation, maintenance, and repair jobs a heck of a lot easier. Installing and maintaining an irrigation system is one of the primary jobs for any landscape contractor or grounds maintenance business. click here for full text.
Finishing Touches Make the Difference Between Drab and Fab - dated: September 21, 2002 - author: ARA Content - Three thousand parts. According to the National Association of Home Builders, that's what the typical home contains. And when you're building a home, you're faced with hundreds of decisions regarding those 3,000 parts. One or two car garage? Carpet or hardwood floors? White or oak cabinets? Paint or wallpaper? Chrome or polished brass fixtures? And the list goes on and on. click here for full text.
Stainless Brass Door and Window Hardware - dated: May 10, 2004 - author: Ali Arnold - On a recent visit to Sidmouth in South Devon, an English seaside town with many lovely period buildings, it was noticeable that despite the houses and hotels being beautifully presented, very few had appropriate door fittings, which would have given the finishing touch. click here for full text.
Tearing Down the House - dated: August 6, 2003 - author: David Leonhardt - Last year, we bought this big ol' 1887 house. We are just now coming to grips with the magnitude of the "upgrades" planned. click here for full text.
Blinds 101 - dated: October 27, 2003 - author: Lawren Gournay - Ever shopped on line for blinds, shades, or shutters and were confused by all the different products and prices? This page should help. We are currently working on Window Shades 101 and Plantation Shutters 101 to help with your plantation shutters or window shade decisions. click here for full text.
How To Replace Sliding Glass Door Rollers - posted: July 30, 2005 - author: Paul Pallas - Opening your patio sliding glass door should be an easy task. If your sliding door is giving you a work out every time you open it, most likely it is your rollers that are causing the problem. The rollers are located on the bottom of the sliding door and give the door the ability to slide. Often times they get dirty and wear out click here for full text.
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