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Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.

Professional | Clermont, FL
Services: Painting, Tile & Stone, Remodeling
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Home Maintenance & Repairs: How to measure for a replacement window

Georgeanna D
Georgeanna D Schenectady, NY
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    Commented on Mar 09, 2012
    If you are having these professionally replaced, the installing company will usually do the ...»
    measurements for you. However, measure from the left window jamb to the right window jamb. Measure at the top, middle and bottom. Write down the smallest of these 3 measurements you take. That is your window width. Next measure from the top jamb to the bottom jamb. Do this along each side, add a middle measurement if you have wide windows. Again take the smaller of the measurements. The two smallest results is your windows size.

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  • My little patch of Heaven!
  • My Backyard Beach... in Chicago!  :-) 6

Spring is coming - can't wait to hit my hammock in my own Backyard Beach!

Just wanted to share my own little patch of paradise I made after I cut down a huge evergreen tree! I left up the stump about 6 feet tall because I always wanted a hammock. The problem ...»
was the nine foot area of lawn under the tree had died and was full of yuck. So I cleaned out the space, laid heavy plastic down, added a tiki-esque log border and added a LOT of sand. I wheeled it in a lawn spreader - much more manageable than a huge wheelbarrow. Added a thatch umbrella with u brackets drilled into the tree and a hammock. LOVE IT. I know - everyone yells at me about wild cats and animals but who cares - I rake the sand and have never found anything like that. I enjoy reading with my toes in the sand! Fins Up!

Tracy W
Tracy W Orland Park, IL
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 09, 2012
    That's a pretty sweet idea you have there, might have to store this one in my back pocketlol!
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Outdoor Living: I am trying to xeriscape my Florida backyard.

I am diminishing the amount of lawn, and making an Arroyo to distribute rain water from the roof gutters. I would love to hear about other projects here in Florida.
Cynthia B
Cynthia B Sebastian, FL
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 09, 2012
    I have to agree with Douglas, build what you will get the most use out of. Personally it would ...»
    be a fire pit for me.

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Home Maintenance & Repairs: Wind Mitigation and Insurance & $$

If you live in Florida (I'm not sure about other states) this may save you a lot of money. You need to make an appointment with a certified wind mitigation inspector. I had this done ...»
and I save hundreds of $$ a year on my insurance. Same on my rental house.

My home was re-certified last week because the insurance company required it and paid for it because it was a recertification. The inspector told me I would continue getting the insurance credit & the prior inspector did a very good job.

Sherrie S
Sherrie S Debary, FL
2 Comments | Post Comment | 184 Views
  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 09, 2012
    Very good info there Sherrie, thanks for reminding us all. :)
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Remodeling: Where do you start when you are ready to finish the basement?

Where do you start when you are ready to finish the basement?
Julie O
Julie O Marietta, GA
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    Julie, the very beginnings of pretty much any project is to get your ideas on paper, drawing ...»
    them out on graph paper or such can help out. Then decide what your budget is for the project and adjust your plans as needed.

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Does anyone have any good suggestions on how to get rid of, or at least curtail, the carpenter bees?

We have a huge deck and they are already swarming. Have had it professionally sprayed in the past years but didn't really see much of a difference. Last year, used the Raid hornet spray ...»
and it helped some but could have used a can a day. Was hoping someone might have a "secret household ingredient" type spray we could try. Tyring to keep from adding more chemicals to the environment.

Transform-A-Door, Inc.
Transform-A-Door, Inc. Lawrenceville, GA
6 Comments | Post Comment | 319 Views
  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    I'm not sure of any secret household products, but do the deck boards have any sort of finish ...»
    on them? Carpenter bees usually tend to prefer unfinished/natural wood.

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can I view old postings, I saw one for a beachy living room and I would like to see it again

User
User Grove, OK
4 Comments | Post Comment | 208 Views
  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    Judy, if you know who posted it then you can find the person's profile and look through their ...»
    posts (or your own profile if you made some comment on the topic). Also, there is a search box at the top of every page here, you might be able to find it there by looking for some specific key words.

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Cleaning & Organization: clean constrution dust

what do I do first to start getting off the constrution dust and drywall dust off my furniture.
Judy V
Judy V Snellville, GA
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    Judy, remove any cushions that you can, take them outside and beat them around. Next use a ...»
    vacuum on them and any other things you can. Beyond that, it is dusting and such. It may take a couple rounds of cleaning to get it all.

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Plumbing: Why the plummer is requesting city inspection after replacing water heather?

Cristina B
Cristina B Chesapeake, VA
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    Did the plumber pull any sort of permit to do this job? If so then they will need to have an ...»
    inspection done. Beyond that, they are just doing you a good service I'd have to say.

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Design & Décor: Getting up in years, wondered if I should replace my tub ( never use tub only shower). With a walk in shower.

Told I could never sell house without a tub. Have only 1 main bath and 2 half bathrooms. Not enough room in half baths for a shower
Monica
Monica Glenshaw, PA
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  • Dan's of Central Florida, Inc.
    Commented on Mar 08, 2012
    These days it is becoming quite popular to have no tub in a bathroom. However, there are still ...»
    those out there who enjoy having one so that means your potential buyer pool is reduced a bit when it comes time to sell.

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