If you are buying land for your landscaping business, there are many things you need to consider. This is especially true because of the type of business you have. Below are two things to make sure you check before you sign on the dotted line.
Boundaries
The first thing you should do is to hire a land surveyor to check the boundaries of your land. The last thing you want to happen is have your business over a property line.
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If you have too much moisture in your home, mold and mildew can start to grow. While you may be able to keep the mold in check when it appears on visible areas of your home, it can grow inside of your walls and cooling ducts. Thus, investing in a dehumidifier is a good idea. Depending on how much money you spend, you may be able to buy a Peltier-equipped dehumidifier, but that does not mean that you should definitely buy one.
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If you're looking for a way to turn heads with your newly remodeled bathroom, it may seem like a real challenge. The bathroom is a functional room with a limited amount of space that usually becomes an afterthought in most homes. But with some creative touches, you can have the luxury bathroom you've always dreamed of. Here are 5 fun suggestions to get the ball rolling.
Spa Shower. Today's shower designs are both beautiful and more functional than ever before.
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Hurricanes can be devastating, but some of the damage can be avoided if the surrounding trees and foliage are maintained. If they aren't, dead branches can come down, trees could be pulled out by their roots, and your house, car and other belongings could be at risk.
So how can you prepare your trees for hurricane season? Here are five helpful tips.
Don't Ever Top a Tree
Topping a tree, which is when it's pruned back to a point when it has almost no leaves, is illegal in Florida and other locations where hurricanes can hit, because it causes the tree to rot from the inside.
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Roof rot occurs when you don't take proper care of your roof; first the substructure starts to rot away, and over time your entire roof is compromised. Here are four preventive steps you can take to ensure that your roof doesn't experience roof rot.
#1: Yearly Roof Inspection
One of the very best ways to help ward off roof rot is to have a professional roofing company come out to your home on a yearly basis and inspect your roof for any compromised areas.
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