Archive for March, 2010

Building with Self-Cleaning Glass
Thursday, March 25th, 2010 by

Building with Self-Cleaning Glass

Whether you are an architect, builder, contractor, building owner or home-owner, you might want to consider installation of maintenance free, self-cleaning glass in your building plans.  Self-cleaning and low-E glass is energy efficient, saves time, reduces the cost of building maintenance and can be either ultra-modern or contemporary in design. This glass is coated with ...

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Revamp Your Home
Wednesday, March 24th, 2010 by

Revamp Your Home

In this down-trodden economy, people are looking for ways to revamp their home making it new and refreshed without the pain and cost of total renovation. For instance, neutral interior colors portray a calming effect.  Paint your rooms in soft, neutral shades like cream, mocha, gray etc.  Garnish with a metallic color accent, like silver, ...

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Go Green on Remodeling
Friday, March 19th, 2010 by

Go Green on Remodeling

If you are considering a renovation or face-lift for your home, you might want to consider remodeling the “green way”.  Some ideas to consider: Select “Energy Star” products that follow energy efficiency guidelines. Install maximum insulation in the remodeled area.  The higher the R-Value, the less energy used. Seal and insulate the home’s outer walls, ...

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Installing Exterior Entrance Prehung Doors
Thursday, March 18th, 2010 by

Installing Exterior Entrance Prehung Doors

Measure width and length of the rough opening; check the rough opening to make sure it is level and square.  NOTE:  Older homes may require adjustments to the rough opening to insure a level and square door installation. Order your door; the door should be a minimum of ¼” smaller on each side of the ...

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