If you are tired of traditional flower beds and hanging baskets and would like to do something different in your backyard this year, you may have already considered a spiral stone flower or herb garden. If you are like most people, you probably assume it will take a lot of work to stack all those stones to get the look you want. This DIY project eliminates the stacking and securing of stones without compromising the beauty, as the spiral of stones is held neatly in place with a wire mesh cage. Read More»
When you are fortunate enough to own the building that houses your company, you must adhere to a myriad of safety regulations for the equipment in your facility including elevators. While elevator accidents are rare, the safety of the conveyance machines hinges upon regular inspections and tests conducted by licensed technicians. If you are a first-time owner of a commercial property, the following guide provides a basic overview of how to keep your elevator in compliance with federal, state and local laws. Read More»
One of the risks you take when driving your car on highways is getting a broken windshield. This often happens when debris flies up and hits a windshield, and it is something that will leave you in need of windshield replacement. If this happens to you, there will be two main options you have. You can either have the windshield replaced with an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) windshield, or you can choose an aftermarket windshield. Read More»
Are you in the market for a new front door? Although you might be tempted to look at the price tag and forget about everything else, your front door choice could stick with you for a while. Here are three things to consider before buying a new front door, so that you can be happy with your investment.
1: Energy Efficiency
When you think about lowering your monthly energy bills, you probably focus on turning down your thermostat and getting your kids to leave the lights off. Read More»
Wooden fences from places like Family Fence Company give your yard privacy while creating an attractive, natural-looking boarder around your backyard. If you don’t stain and treat your wooden fence with the right products, then your fence will become a home for mold spores to grow into a gray layer on your wood’s surface. Over time your bright fence will turn dull and ugly. These tools will help you keep your fence looking as good as the day it was installed. Read More»
