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What's Hot!
Bamboo, cork flooring, and structured wiring, are my What's Hot tips... [ more ]

The Value of Designations
Leadership, Credibility, Prestige:

How To Select A Remodeling Professional
Finding a qualified professional remodeling contractor doesn't have to be a difficult task. Following these guidelines will make the selection process easier and you will be better prepared to make an informed decision that best suits your needs. Courtesy of NARI. Thompson Remodeling is a NARI member.

Toxic Products In Your Home?
Where To Get Rid Of Unwanted Paints, Oils, and Other Toxic Products In your Home!

Tax Credits For Home Improvement
Tax Credits for Home Improvement - There are certain things you can do to improve your home that will gain you up to $500 in tax credits. Click here to find out more.

Avoid Costly Maintenance to Your HVAC System.
How? By changing your furnace filter monthly. Most premature damage and failure to yours and my HVAC systems are caused by not changing your furnace filters regularly. Rule of thumb - when you pay your mortgage head downstairs and change your furnace filter.
For another interesting furnace filter idea click here.

Government Resources about the Home

Visit www.usa.gov's Homeowner Resource page.

Remodeling vs. Moving
Courtesy of NAHB

Why Are All Housing Markets Local?
Courtesy of NAHB

Remodeling Spending At An All-Time High
Courtesy of NAHB

How to dispose of old paint properly and safely.
Courtesy of accessKent (Kent County, Michigan)

Paneling is fungus food
...as you know, all you have to do is add water. This link to the EPA has their guidelines on how to handle your mold problem. This will help you determine whether your problem is small or large - one to DIY or have professional help. I would suggest removing the paneling down there after the water source & remediation is handled.

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