'News You Can Use...' from Dennis June 2007
The Best Value in Remodeling Updates
By Jill Moore
Every homeowner wants to make sure that remodeling projects help increase the value of the home. There are a few things you can do to make sure that your remodeling dollars are being put to the best use.

First, work on updating your kitchen. The kitchen is one of the main focus areas of a home, so adding a new floor, new counters, and even light fixtures will improve the overall tone of your... Read More
Tips for Cleaning Carpet
By J. A. Young

Vacuuming thoroughly on a regular basis is the simplest way to extend the life of the carpet and keep it looking like new. When vacuuming, it is important to get as deep into the pile as possible, so be sure to adjust the vacuum for each type of carpet in the home. To loosen embedded dirt, it is a good idea to vacuum in different directions on the carpet.

A simple step like placing welcome mats outside every entrance to the home can do a great deal... Read More
Rent Tools For Home Repairs
By ARA

It's time to get busy on your summer home repair or improvement projects. The lawn needs aerating, the front walk needs pressure washing, the gutters need cleaning, those cracked tiles in the foyer need replacing and the list goes on.

Your first thought may be to run out to the store and buy the tools and supplies you'll need to get the various jobs done; but why spend thousands of dollars on tools you'll only use once or twice a year? Rent them instead.

Not only will renting tools save you money, a visit to your local rental store will give you access to home improvement experts who can make recommendations that will help you get the job done right.

To find the rental store nearest you, log on to www.RentalHQ.com.
Make Small Rooms Feel Larger
By Mary Ward

Creating the illusion of more space can be a challenge but with a little strategic decorating you really can makeover your small room to make it feel larger.

The Basics - Remember that continuous lines, solid colors and light create a feeling of distance and openness, while dark colors, clutter and bright patterns close in and bring about a busy feel.

A Focal Point - Begin your decorating project by standing at the entrance of the room you would like to change. Look to the farthest point and create a focal point there—something to draw.... Read More
The Right Edging for
Your Landscape

By Susan M. Keenan
Although a small detail like edging may seem insignificant in the scope of a large landscaping project, it will have a profound impact on the look and feel of the finished project. Edging also helps to reduce erosion and keep weeds at bay.

There are many choices when it comes to edging the landscape, and no one choice will be right for every homeowner. One way to get some ideas is to simply drive around your neighborhood and take note of the houses whose landscaping you admire. Look closely at the type of edging they use and make plans to incorporate the same elements into your own edging project.

Edging Options

There are a number of edging materials available, including natural choices like stone, metal, brick and cement, as well as a number of manmade elements such as plastic and composite... Read More
Dennis H. Mogil  -  (607) 227-6422 'News You Can Use...' from Dennis  -  June 2007 

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