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No More Breaking Your Back, Here's Low-Maintenance Gardening Added: 07/05/2004 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
New landscaping feature that takes the work out of gardening and provides hours of enjoyment. Local expert in the field provides service to home gardeners and others looking to spice up their yards and landscapes, adding value to their property. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Is Mold a Menace in Your Home? Now There’s A Way to Find Out For Sure Added: 05/21/2004 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
Sick building syndrome has become such a big problem in the United States in recent years, it’s a phrase you can now find in the dictionary. It is defined as an illness characterized by skin irritations, headache, and respiratory problems that is caused by indoor pollutants, inadequate ventilation, and microorganisms, which include mold. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Small Leaks Can Become a Big Drain on Your Wallet Added: 05/18/2004 Type: Summary [ Not Rated Yet ]
While most homeowners have nightmares about natural disasters such as tornados, hurricanes and hail damaging their house, it tends to be the more mundane occurrences like undetected leaks and burst pipes that are the most common cause of water damage to personal property. Read Full Article \| Print Article

Fix Minor Cracks Before They Require Costly Repairs
Added: 05/18/2004
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Buying a home is the single largest investment most people make, so maintaining its value and physical appearance is important. With the average median sales price of nearly $160,000 for existing single-family homes in 2002, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), no homeowner wants to witness the depreciation of their home to standard wear and tear.

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Ticking Time Bomb - Oil Storage Tanks In The Basement Of Office and Apartment Buildings
Added: 05/13/2004
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Thousands of apartment and office buildings throughout the United States have old steel heating oil storage tanks in or below their basements or sub-basements. Many of these oil tanks were installed at the time the buildings were built in the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's and they are much larger than doors, stairs and hallways connecting their location to the outside. With age these tanks can deteriorate and leak fuel oil into the ground.

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