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Never Settle for a Home You Don't Love

When I was finally ready to purchase my first home after I graduated from college and found a stable job, I was on a tight budget. I settled for a house that was "good enough" for the time-being, but knew that in the future I would move to a larger one. Once I met my wife and she moved in, we thought about moving but loved the location of our home and had made great friends with the neighbors. For years, we thought we had "to settle" with the home we had since we didn't want to move, but recently, we decided to have several of our rooms remodeled. We are now in love with our home and think everyone should live in a home they love! We decided to start a blog to share what we learned about home construction and remodeling during the process!

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New AC Installation Considerations
2 December 2020

As a homeowner, you may ultimately come to a point …

Air Conditioning Maintenance To Ensure Your A/C Makes It Through The Winter Months
2 December 2020

Your air conditioner served you well all summer, a …

3 Ways Winter Can Affect Your Automatic Doors
2 December 2020

Automatic doors have become a major feature in com …

Complications That Can Happen With Water Pump Systems
12 October 2020

Water pumps are designed to move water to certain …

Paving Your Home's Driveway With Concrete
19 August 2020

The driveway is one of the areas of your property …

New AC Installation Considerations

2 December 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As a homeowner, you may ultimately come to a point where your home's air conditioning unit needs to be replaced. When that occurs, you'll need to make sure that you are adequately prepared for the new air conditioning installation. There are a lot of factors that you should consider when it comes to AC installation, and knowing what those things are will help you to be as prepared as possible. Here's a look at what you need to know as you start planning for your new air conditioner. Read More 

Air Conditioning Maintenance To Ensure Your A/C Makes It Through The Winter Months

2 December 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Your air conditioner served you well all summer, and depending where you live, perhaps even through much of the fall as well. But now, the temperature outside is starting to fall and you might find yourself using your A/C less and less or even putting it into storage until the spring. If this sounds like your situation, here are some air conditioning maintenance tips to keep in mind in order to ensure your A/C is prepared to go into hibernation for the winter. Read More 

3 Ways Winter Can Affect Your Automatic Doors

2 December 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Automatic doors have become a major feature in commercial architecture. An automatic door gives consumers the ability to enter and exit a business without having to touch anything. This reduces the transmission of illness and helps ensure customer safety. As useful as automatic doors are, they can become problematic during the winter months if they are not repaired and maintained properly. 1. Salt on the Sensors All automatic doors rely on sensors to indicate when a person is approaching. Read More 

Complications That Can Happen With Water Pump Systems

12 October 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Water pumps are designed to move water to certain destinations. They're extremely important for water wells. If you have one and it is a bit older, then you can expect to deal with these issues at some point. Corrosion Like a lot of other specialty components, you never want to see corrosion around a water pump. If you do, that's generally a sign that some integral components won't be able to work great, and even if they do, they may not work great for long. Read More 

Paving Your Home’s Driveway With Concrete

19 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The driveway is one of the areas of your property that can experience a lot of wear. For those that do not have a paved driveway, this can lead to severe erosion problems that can be difficult to address. While using concrete to pave the driveway is an option to neutralize these problems, there are some considerations that will have to be taken into account during the process of paving this area. Read More