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How to Keep Mold from Invading Your New Bathroom Renovation

Bathrooms are highly susceptible to mold growth due to the moisture created by bathtubs and faucets. So I'm sharing what materials we're using in our small renovation to preserve the ...»

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Commented on Aug 07, 2012
looks great your using the best products available today to help prevent mold from ...»
forming,Great work.

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new pool deck I built at my sons house.

Commented on Jun 29, 2012
There's a sidewalk to the back of the house that we would have blocked off.

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Design & Décor: Furniture ideas for 60 inch tv

Any ideas on what to do with this wall to house a 60 inch tv (my husband insists on). This one on the stand is going away and we'll be buying a new one. It's a new house and the plan is to buy a console or wall unit, then rug (that one is ugly) then tall panel drapes I feel like since the room is so light a wall unit could seem to heavy. But a console might leave so much open space above the tv. Any ideas on what would look best? I do not have an eye for decorating and am at a ...»

Commented on Jun 28, 2012
then you could do some built in shelves around that.

Bath remodel 06/08/2012

KMS Woodworks on Jun 29, 2012

Drip ...drip...drip + a few years and the headaches begin. Nice work on a proper repair.

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Custom tile shower.

This was a 48" fiberglass shower to start out.

Dee W on Jun 28, 2012

That is alot of work-but it is beautiful. I like the handheld shower with the bench, very ...»
"user friendly" for those with mobility issues. The original shower looked confining-and hard to clean, this updated shower is open and smoother-if that makes sense. Wonderful job!

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Does Your Deck Have Any Of These Signs Of Trouble?

This weekend, a Marietta, GA deck collapsed sending 2 people to the hospital. Since 2003, there have been thousands of reported injuries and more than 20 deaths as the result of deck collapses. The American Society of Home Inspectors recommends checking your deck at least once a year for these warning signs of impending issues:

-Loose connections (for example, a wobbly railing)

-Missing connections (for example, the deck is just nailed to the side of the house) ...»

Commented on Jun 04, 2012
I would suggest that anyone that has a question about if there deck is safe or not should ...»
spend the money for a home inspector to come out and look it over,Also it would be wise to install a second beam at the house side with support post as an added measure of safety,It is usually the ledger board that rots and lets go,causing the deck to collapse.It is also improper installation of the ledger board not having the proper flashing to keep water out.