Remove An Ancient Downspout And Replace It With A Decorative Copper Rain Chain

Posted on 21 September 2018

If the ancient downspout attached to your home is not only dismal in appearance but also tends to fill up with leaves and twigs leading to tedious cleaning sessions, replace the downspout with copper rain chains. Copper rain chains will not corrode and are molded to resemble bells or similar curved shapes. All of the copper items are secured to a metal chain and are lined up over one another, providing an effective rain distribution system. [Read More]

3 Types Of Cement Driveways You Can Do On Your Own

Posted on 16 August 2018

If you need a new driveway but don't want to pay for it to be done then you may want to tackle the job yourself with some ready mix cement. But one thing that you may not know about using ready mix cement from ready mix cement manufacturers is that you have different types of options to choose from in regards to the types of finishes you can do. Sound like something that you're interested in learning more about? [Read More]

3 Things To Do For Your Septic System

Posted on 24 June 2018

Residential septic systems play an important role in the treatment of wastewater. Without a functional septic system, you would have no way of separating solid and liquid waste products before they are released into the environment. Caring for your septic system properly will help to extend the life of the system and ensure that it runs efficiently well into the future. 1. Invest in annual inspections. Although there are some tell-tale signs of septic problems that you can identify, some of the issues facing your septic system can only be addressed by a professional. [Read More]

The Southwest Native Americans And The Importance Of Safe Wood Stoves

Posted on 12 May 2018

The Native Americans of the Southwest rely on wood stoves for warmth. Sadly, most of the homes on these reservations do not have a real wood stove. What they have is a makeshift stove created from crafted plumbing pipes and a sawed-off water barrel plated in metal. While you can certainly admire the Natives' resourcefulness, you should know that this is a matter of life and death to them. Without a stove, they would freeze to death in the winter. [Read More]

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