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Jan-22-2012

Keeping the Heat Inside Your Home in Winter

Posted by Brodie Cairnduff under House Remodeling Tips

Heating costs can be a major problem for a variety of people in the winter. With the rising prices of gasoline and other methods of heating, it is important to understand how to maximize the heating efficiency of your home. There are many different methods available that you should consider and implement whenever possible.

* Install Energy Efficient Windows

Energy efficient windows are designed to absorb as much energy and heat as possible while letting out as little as possible. They are a little more expensive than normal windows but can trap heat in your home much more efficiently.

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Jul-5-2011

Termites: repairing pest damage in the winter

Posted by Brodie Cairnduff under House Remodeling Tips

There are winter home improvement projects that take into consideration the down-time many contractors experience through the winter months. That means hardly any lag time between when homeowners make appointment calls and when the work gets done.  It can be especially prudent to schedule routine, but absolutely necessary, home maintenance projects, even if the money is tight. The money is tight everywhere, which means some contractors may give you a good rate in the winter.

Yahoo Finance suggests this may be a good time to have a termite inspection, even if the weather is cold and the insects are in hibernation. Cold weather doesnt stop the hungry pest.

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Feb-2-2011

Cheap Ways To Keep Your House Warm in Winter

Posted by Brodie Cairnduff under House Remodeling Tips

It’s cold out there, and it’s expensive to keep the house heat on full blast all winter. Here are some tips to help you stay warm in your home during the winter months, and during winter storms. You can even use these ideas to keep warm when the power goes out.

WINDOWS Make sure to close all of your windows properly. This includes making sure storm windows are installed and closed in place if you have them. Windows should be securely latched. You may want to purchase removable window-caulk or plastic to better seal them. At the very least, stuff a rolled up towel in front of any cold air leaks. Use

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