bears67
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RE: If I wanted a backyard guest house, how deep would my pockets need to be?

“Surprise fees” really do sneak up, don’t they? I always tell clients to pad their estimates, especially for trenching and utilities. It’s not glamor...

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RE: Greener Sleep Spaces: Small Swaps That Made a Big Difference

I get where you’re coming from—blackout curtains really do make a difference for a lot of folks. But I’ve actually found that sometimes they can make ...

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RE: my battle with moldy closets and frizzy hair

I’ve seen a lot of older homes with this same issue—closets just weren’t built with airflow in mind back then. Propping the door open helps, but if yo...

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RE: Finally switched to keyless entry and here's what I noticed

I hear you on the reliability of a basic keypad—sometimes simple just works. But I’ve actually installed a bunch of smart locks lately that are rated ...

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RE: Finally switched to keyless entry and here's what I noticed

I’m with you there—the patina gives it some character, especially on older homes. That said, I’ve had a few clients who expected the finish to stay pr...

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RE: Need ideas for draining my pool without flooding the yard

Pop-up emitters are handy, but I’ve seen them cause more headaches than they solve in some yards, especially if you’ve got a lot of trees or mulch nea...

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RE: Finally got my outdoor space looking cozy and inviting

Couldn't agree more with this! Your approach to basil sounds spot-on—regular pruning really does wonders. Mint, though... learned that lesson myself. ...

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RE: Keeping Your Home Dry: Insulation Tips for Flood-Prone Areas

French drains are definitely a solid choice, glad they've worked out for you. Waterproof paints and sealants can help, but they're usually more of a b...

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