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How to Assess Existing Bathroom Systems

If you are remodeling a bathroom instead of starting from scratch, you'll need to determine which bathroom systems needs help from a drain line repair service to meet codes and to…

Jason Prickett January 17, 2010

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How to Assemble the Faucet

In many cases, the best time to install a faucet is before the sink is installed. If the faucet will be mounted directly on the countertop, not having the sink…

Jason Prickett January 17, 2010

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How to Do Up Small Spaces in your Home (Flooring)

Smooth, hardwearing, washable and warm are the best qualities for the floor in a child's room. Fitted carpet, although warm and comfortable, is not the most suitable flooring because it…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install Tile on Counters

Tile installation depends on whether you are working with counter-tops, walls, or floors. When counter tiles are installed, a substantial portion of the work will involve the edges. You'll probably…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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Many homes, particularly tract homes, are built with inexpensive doors, both exterior and interior. Translate that into "cheap-looking." You can upgrade your home very quickly by adding new bespoke doors…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Renovate a Bathroom

The bathroom, whether master, main, or guest, is usually the most frequently renovated area of a home after the kitchen. According to a remodeling company like Bordner Home Improvement, it's…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Make the Most of Space in your Home

Places which seem claustrophobic or simply too small for sensible adult use often have a particular attraction for children. For small children who need constant supervision, there is that good…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Remove Paint

Painting should be the last job, after everything else is finished. You should first clean up, being sure to get rid of all dirt and dust. Only then should you…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install Tile on Walls and Floors

Installing Tile on Walls The biggest problem with walls is that they are almost never perfectly straight. At the corners, that means that one wall will not be plumb with…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install New Linoleum Flooring

The big advantage of linoleum over die or hardwood is the reduced cost (although top-quality modern linoleum can be quite expensive). The appearance can be excellent. Modern linoleum wears well…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install New Faucet Handles

Sometimes the existing faucet handles on the sink, tub, and shower are old-fashioned, caked with paint from remodeling work by previous owners, or just plain rusted, broken, or ugly. Yet,…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install a Toilet

The existing toilet may be old-fashioned, cracked, or stained. It may be either unserviceable or unsightly. Thus, you'll want to replace the entire toilet; however, this may turn out to…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install a Sliding Glass Door on a Tub or Shower

In many homes the tub/shower is closed off by a curtain on a rod. It is true that shower curtains are quite attractive and can add color and design to…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install a Sink or Vanity

The sink/vanity is the focal point of a bathroom. That's why bathrooms in many upscale homes feature a double sink, with deluxe tile or even stone for the vanity top.…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install a New Tub Shower

The existing tub, shower, or combo could be cracked or stained with rust, or the fixture simply could be old-fashioned. As a result, you will want to renovate by putting…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Install a Lined Pond

Before you dig the hole for the pond installation, go around the outside of the proposed pond site, remove a thin layer of turf or topsoil, about 45cm (18in) wide,…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Fix Leaky Plumbing

According to this professional Plumbing Repair | Griffin Service, repairing a leak is actually not a renovation but a maintenance project. However, sometimes just fixing the plumbing helps make the house…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to do up Small Spaces in your Home – living with children

Many families with small children have only one living room, the parents' bedroom and another bedroom for one or more children. In small homes such as this, the planning of…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to do up Small Spaces in your Home

It seems extravagant to buy three cots in succession, one for the newborn baby, one for the toddler and yet another when a real bed is needed. It can be…

Jason Prickett January 15, 2010

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How to Add Living Space With Using More Concrete

The foundation of the addition is—well, its foundation. The beefier it is, the stronger and longer lasting the addition will be. However, as in the case of improved electrical or…

Jason Prickett January 13, 2010