Rick Carpenter

  • 3 Methods Of Sheet Metal Bending

    If you are looking into expanding the services that you offer, you might want to start including sheet metal bending. Sheet metal comes in the obvious sheet form and it is sturdy. However, there is enough flexibility to bend the metal so it can be used in a variety of applications. Learn some more about the basics of sheet metal bending by checking out three of the methods used, such as the following:
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  • 3 Installation Tips For Kitchen Cabinets

    An updated kitchen can add value to your home and make your living space more functional. Most homeowners opt to get new cabinets when completing a kitchen renovation. Modern cabinets are designed to accommodate the unique appliances and storage needs of today's homeowners. Unfortunately, the benefits that new cabinets can provide are often compromised by poor installation techniques. Use the following installation tips to ensure your new kitchen cabinets are both attractive and functional.
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  • Three Reasons To Replaster Your In-Ground Swimming Pool

    One of the common jobs that your local pool repair service can tackle for you is replastering your swimming pool. If you own an in-ground pool, this is a job that may be necessary if the pool has fallen into a state of disrepair or simply when you're looking to make a cosmetic change. If you're considering pool replastering, an employee from the pool service will visit your property to assess the current condition of the pool, present you with some options, and offer a price quote for the work.
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  • 4 Things To Consider When Building A Home Addition

    Do you feel like you are running out of space in your home after a year of learning and working from home? If you do not want to move to a new place, you can always add to your existing home with an addition. Here are some things to consider when you decide to build a home addition. The Budget It's important to come up with a budget for your home addition project so that you can be realistic with what it will cost.
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  • Residential Applications Of Land Surveys

    If you own a residential property, there will be times when a land survey is required. This process determines three-dimensional positions of points and it can be used to help you as a property owner in the following ways. Handle Disputes With Nearby Neighbors You've probably seen movies and television shows that involve disputes between two neighbors. One may wish to build something, but the other thinks they're encroaching upon their property.
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  • 3 Good Reasons To Trust A Pro For Roof Replacement For Your Off-Grid Home

    Your off-grid home is likely your livelihood, but just like any other home, some components may have to be replaced at some point. The roof is a prime example. Here are a couple of good reasons to trust a professional for roof replacement.  You may have special features that have to be worked around.  Off-grid homes are a bit more likely to have special or unique features that are mounted on the roof.
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  • Adding An Outdoor Court To Your Yard

    An outdoor court can be an excellent investment to make in your property if you are athletically inclined. These courts can allow you to enjoy some of your favorite types of sports without the need to use crowded public courts or parks. While adding one of these courts can seem like it will be little more than paving a section of the property, there is far more that will need to go into this upgrade.
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  • 2 Mistakes To Avoid When Using Your Kitchen's New Wooden Countertops

    If you have recently had your kitchen remodeled, you may have decided to have the contractor install wooden countertops to add to the beauty and warm ambiance of the space. However, since their material is different than that which you used in the past, you may be wondering if there is anything you should or should not do while taking care of it. If so, make sure that you avoid the following mistakes when using and caring for your kitchen's new wooden countertops.
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