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Posted on: 4 January 2017

If you are getting ready to install vinyl siding on your home on your own, here are three tips that will help you do it properly. #1 Use A Wider Strip When ordering vinyl siding, go with a wider strip instead of a thinner one. Many people make the mistake of thinking that they are going to see the entire strip, and thus go with smaller strips of vinyl. In actuality, when you install the vinyl strips on your home, you are going to overlap the strips on top of each other, so you are not going to see the entire strip.
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Posted on: 16 September 2016

Everyone loves a southern exposure because the sun is a great source of natural light. However, sometimes you don't want quite as much sun. On some days the sun can be quite brutal so it would be nice to be able to quiet it when you want to. There are different methods of dampening the sunlight, and the choice will depend on your style of home as well as your personal taste.
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Posted on: 21 July 2016

Window tinting isn't just something you do to your vehicle to make it look cool. In fact, it has numerous practical applications in several areas of life and for all sorts of people. Here are three groups of people who may benefit from residential window tinting services. 1. Environmentalists Window tinting is a very effective way to lower your house's heat accumulation during the day. This is because window glass can have a greenhouse effect, allowing heat from the sun into your house and then trapping it there.
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Posted on: 29 June 2016

Now that you've decided to have a new sunroom built, it's a good idea to think about how you will keep the space comfortable throughout the year to optimize your time spent there. Here are a few ways you can naturally keep temperatures cozy in your new sunroom year-round, especially during the summer months: Plant Some Deciduous Trees Planting a few deciduous trees near your new sunroom is an excellent way to increase eye appeal while naturally keeping the space comfortable throughout the year.
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