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See how WeatherSeal can increase your home’s curb appeal, reduce energy costs, and give you the best looking house on the street
When it comes to dramatically improving your home’s curb appeal, nothing beats new siding. It’s a popular project, too. According to a recent Harris Poll, 53% of Americans have replaced their home’s siding at some point, citing a variety of reasons—increased curb appeal, less maintenance, improved energy efficiency, and simply because...
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Magic Bath is fast, easy, and affordable when it comes to bathroom renovations—here’s how to get the latest technology...for less
Sometimes when our home’s interior begins to look dull, worn or dated, we hardly notice. That’s because the changes happen so slowly. The bathroom is a good example. You may remember it from years ago when it was newer—but look at it now. Look at it as if you’re seeing it for the first time. Look at it like a guest would. Ah,...
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The high cost of brand-new cabinets has made cabinet refinishing a popular alternative
One of the most popular home improvement projects is updating the kitchen. Families tend to gather in the kitchen so we want it to be a modern, comfortable space. And updating the kitchen gives you one of the best returns on investment when it’s time to sell your home. But according to John Neubert, founder of Northeast Ohio’s Neubert...
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Renting a dumpster makes spring cleaning and other home improvement projects simple and easy
We’ve lived in the same house for 30 years, ever since our family moved from Columbus, Georgia to Akron. And in those 30 years I’ve done something several times many homeowners don’t know is possible for a residential customer. I rented a dumpster. I did this once to clean the garage and basement, once to clear built-up lawn debris,...
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A Final Thought: A Fool on the Beach
I received a lot of nice feedback from readers regarding my January column. It was about how important it is to get out of our routines and try new things, so I decided to take my own advice and have an adventure. I have long been envious of snowbirds. What it must be like to leave Northeast Ohio after the holidays and come back when the...
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