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Informational | 20 Posts
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Moving | 2 Posts
Safety | 1 Posts
Seasonal | 3 Posts
July
12

July
5

Even if you think positively and assume, the weather is good and the roof is fine, the fact is, a roofing system can suffer a lot of issues. From the roofer who removed a vent pipe and didn't patch the hole to the roofing remodel that collapsed after heavy rain. The Albany, NY, home inspections heard a lot of roofing horror stories, which take homeowners several rounds of costly repairs before they finally detect the source of the problem. Here are...

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July
1

 

After a cold and rainy first half of the year, many people thought summer and sunshine would never come. Well, it is certainly here now! While it may be easy for us to beat the heat by staying indoors with air conditioning, visiting the beach, or even taking a dip in our backyard pools—staying cool and alive for plants is significantly harder. A lot of us take pride in our perfectly manicured lawns and gardens and understandably become brokenhearted to see them wilt, discolor, and even die during the tough dog days of summer. However, there are some tips and tricks that can help to prolong the life of your plants this summer.

 

1. Set a feeding schedule
One of the most common mistakes people make, which actually helps to speed up the deterioration of their plants and lawn, is to water at the wrong...

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June
28

 
We've all heard nightmare stories of how foundation cracks or cracks in walls could signify major problems. However, not every crack is a reason for alarm. Let us explain the differences so you'll know what they mean and when you should be concerned.
June
21

Naturally your home is sitting on the ground but the type of soil plays a major role in the effects it can have on your foundation. Depending on whether the soil is made up of clay, sand, loam, or silt will determine how the ground reacts to dry and wet environments as well as to the weight of your home. Seasonal changes will make some types of soil shrink or swell more than others and when those fluctuations occur beneath the foundation of your home, it can cause damage.

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