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Residential Radon Mitigation Options For Venting Radon Outside Of Your Home

If your home was tested and found to have high levels of radon gas, talk to a radon mitigation contractor about options for dealing with the problem. A mitigation system can be installed on just about any type of home no matter how old it is, so you don't have to move to get away from radon. Besides, a new home can have a radon problem too. Here are a few options for residential radon mitigation. Read More 

Why Damaged Pool Enclosures Should Be Repaired Right Away

A pool enclosure is a great idea no matter where you live. It can protect everyone from UV rays that can be both damaging to the skin and harmful to one's health. The enclosure can also help to keep the swimming pool cleaner longer, which will help make its regular maintenance easier and faster to complete. Another thing a pool enclosure can do is to act as an additional obstacle to help keep children and animals from accessing the pool area. Read More 

Signs You Need to Replace Your Blinds

Your home's blinds provide you with protection from sunlight and UV rays and also help you maintain your privacy and the temperature within your home. However, like all parts of your home, age and use can cause them to become worn, less effective, and less aesthetically pleasing. Knowing the signs of damaged or worn blinds can help you have them replaced once they begin to near the end of their lifespan. Read More 

Low-Maintenance Landscaping Ideas For You

When you are looking to create a new landscaping design for your home, you may be looking for something that looks great but also does not require a great deal of constant work and maintenance. However, you may not be sure of how to go about creating a landscaping design for yourself that is both aesthetically pleasing and easy to keep up with and maintain. Get to know some of the ways that you can revamp your landscaping to make it look great and require very little maintenance. Read More 

Use Wooden Beads And Craft Paint To Make Homemade Wind Chimes

Make a set of homemade wind chimes to hang from your porch by completing the steps below. Wind chimes will add beauty to your home's exterior, and you can enjoy watching the materials that were used to make the chimes blow around on windy days. Materials newspaper wooden beads (various sizes) craft paint artist's paintbrush acrylic craft spray wooden dowel standard paintbrush varnish power drill ruler thin pieces of twine scissors hooks Paint Wooden Beads  Read More