Posted on: 21 April 2019
Have you ever thought about how much dirt and debris is stuck inside your ductwork? There is likely years of accumulated dust inside there, which makes its way to the air each time you turn on your HVAC system. If you don't know the last time that your ducts were cleaned, it's a good idea to reach out to a local duct cleaning company to take care of this job for you.
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Posted on: 24 December 2018
Sealed concrete floors are smooth and shiny—and have a lovely color—when they are scratch-free and new. Keeping the floor in that wonderful condition is a worthy goal, and it doesn't take much to keep the floor safe from scratches. However, you do need to start early—pretty much when the sealant has dried—and care for the floor frequently. Accidents happen, and there's no way to guarantee that the sealant and floor won't ever be chipped or scratched, but your daily actions help keep the floor looking as good as possible.
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Posted on: 15 October 2018
Tiles can be made out of a wide variety of different materials, but two of the most common types of tiles are made out of ceramic and porcelain. Though fairly similar in appearance and function, there are a number of distinctive differences between each material. This means that both ceramic and porcelain offer a different set of advantages over one another to your home, and understanding what these advantages are can help you choose the best type of tile for your building needs.
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Posted on: 16 August 2018
For a really long time, vinyl flooring has been the forerunner in home flooring options right alongside carpet because of its low cost, easy installation, and the multitude of available designs. There's a new player in the field of vinyl flooring, however, and it is quickly gaining traction as one of the most popular types of home flooring: Vinyl plank flooring.
Vinyl plank flooring, which is sometimes referred to as click-together vinyl or click-vinyl, is just like vinyl except it is made in individual planks that go down one at a time instead of as a solid piece.
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