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Posted on: 28 September 2018

Are some of the mortar creases in your basement walls beginning to sink in or crumble? To prevent the foundation from suffering any further damage, you will want to repair these mortar creases. The easiest way to do that is via tuckpointing, which is a process that involves removing the old mortar and replacing it. If you have some basic do-it-yourself (DIY) skills and some patience, you can tuckpoint the foundation yourself by following these tips.
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Posted on: 25 July 2018

When you spend your summer days outside in the sun and heat, the last thing you want to do is come home to a hot and uncomfortable interior. Obviously, there are a million things you can do to help keep your home cool, but some solutions are very expensive. For example, constantly running your air conditioner can be wasteful, especially when you aren't in the home. But, if you are gone for so long that your home starts to heat up, it will take much longer for your air conditioner to cool it back to a comfortable temperature.
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Posted on: 4 May 2018

When you really think about it, you should be able to see why a foundation could become damaged. The foundation of a home has to bear the weight of not only the entire structure of the house but the additional load of the inhabitants of the home as well. Although the foundation is built to be rugged and durable, all of this weight can eventually take its toll, and the foundation might become cracked in some places.
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Posted on: 28 June 2017

Quartz is a luxurious natural stone that creates a highly durable and attractive surface for countertops. However, no matter how durable it may be, quartz can still be stained and marred from excessive exposure to a variety of different materials. In order to maintain the natural and sleek aesthetic of your quartz countertops, proper care needs to be taken while cleaning. What to Do Grease and Stuck Food: Any sort of stuck on food, hardened grease, or other type of residue that has adhered to your countertop can be removed using a plastic putty knife or some other thin edged surface.
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