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28 February 2023
Are you thinking of doing some roof repair work for the first time? Even if it's just one broken shingle and seems simple enough, you will still want to take significant safety precautions if this is your first time going up on your roof. You will need the right gear and the right state of mind in order to protect yourself. Here are some roof repair safety tips to keep in mind.
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Posted on:
10 February 2023
If your home has a fireplace, proper maintenance is needed to keep it safe. In addition to maintaining the hearth, the chimney also needs regular inspections. These inspections can identify serious problems that may pose a major threat to the house.
Flammable Accumulations
Using a fireplace can cause accumulations to gather in the chimney. In particular, creosote is a hazardous material that accumulates in wood-burning fireplace systems. The creosote is essentially residue and ash from the wood.
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31 January 2023
Nearly any asphalt driveway will eventually develop potholes. These annoying problems develop over time due to acute problems such as drainage issues or normal long-term wear and tear. In many cases, potholes form over long periods, often starting as relatively minor cracks or indentations that wear down from repeatedly bearing the weight of cars driving over them.
Potholes are annoying to drive on, can damage your car's suspension or tires, and may even result in additional driveway damage by allowing moisture to seep beneath the asphalt.
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16 January 2023
Gutters that leak and sag can be a risk for the home, and you don't want to end up with water or pest problems because the gutters damaged your home. Instead, you'll want to talk with a local roofing and gutter team about getting new gutters installed at the house, and choosing the right gutters for your budget and property.
There are a lot of high-quality gutter options that are affordable.
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