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Are you an ant or a grasshopper?
We all know Aesop’s fable of the ant and the grasshopper. The ant spends his summer gathering food for winter, while the grasshopper spends his sunny days singing and dancing. I doubt any of us is fully one or the other; rather, we are each sometimes an ant and sometimes a grasshopper, depending on the situation and our personal interests...
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Here’s the science behind the freeze/thaw cycle and how Pristine Clean can help protect your concrete from its damaging effects
When I was a kid, I read a book about a little boy who cracked open an iron ball by filling a large hole in the ball with water, welding it shut, and freezing it. It was a science story about the power of the freeze/thaw cycle. When water freezes, it expands with such force and determination it can shatter mountains. It can also shatter your...
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The Chodaczek Team can help you showcase your home in its best light
The world of real estate is competitive. Every agent is looking for a way to stand out among the crowd. For The Chodaczek Team at LoFaso Real Estate, standing out is typical—and they can prove it. Since the beginning of 2022, 81 percent of The Chodaczek Team’s listings have sold within the first two weeks of hitting the market. “We...
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Jason Hicks’ American Wood Reface does fast, high-quality kitchen transformations...for less
When it comes to remodeling your kitchen, there is one option you should seriously consider: refacing. The industry has undergone a remarkable transformation in the past 20 years, led in part by innovative entrepreneurs like Jason Hicks of Northeast Ohio’s American Wood Reface. “Homeowners are really starting to grasp the benefits of...
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The folks at Candyapple Nursery & Landscape love fall and are ready to tackle the yard work that comes with it
It’s official: Fall is America’s favorite season, coming in with a resounding 41 percent of people who pick it as their numero uno time of year. (For the record, spring and summer each received 24 percent of responders’ votes and winter a paltry 11 percent.) Top reasons for the seasonal devotion include fall foliage, the crisp weather,...
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