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Articles by Greg Dennely

• Tree and Stump Removal Tips
  If a tree falls in my yard and no one is around to hear it, can I just leave it there? Unfortunately unless you live in the forest, a fallen tree in the yard can be a mess. This article tells you the best ways to get rid of a fallen tree and remove the tree stump.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 1862 times

• How to Know When You Need a Carpenter
  While some handymen (and women) have carpentry experience, and others are carpenters, there are projects that require a true carpenter. When you need a building project completed that is beyond the scope of a general handyman. This article will help you decide if you need a carpenter.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 319 times

• Top 4 Gutter Cleaning & Repair Tips
  Before attempting to clean or repair your own gutters, this article gives you the top four tips to make it an easier experience from getting a ladder the right height to collecting the rainwater.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 972 times

• The Five Secrets of Hiring a Great Handyman
  How many times have you needed a great handyman (or woman)? Knowing what to look for might help you find the reliable person you need and this article will help you find the right person for the job.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 231 times

• Critical Question List for Hiring a Baby Sitter
  As most people ask more questions when hiring a remodeling contractor than a babysitter, even though the babysitter will have the lives of your most precious loved ones in his or her hands, this article lets you know the questions you should ask and what you should look for when hiring a babysitter for your family.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 223 times

• Save Big Dollars on Pool Table Repairs
  The slightest imperfection on a pool table surface can cause havoc. Nothing is more frustrating to the focused pool player than making a great shot and watching the path of the ball be disrupted by a slight tear or hole in the surface cloth. Before your friends, neighbors, or patrons begin tearing their hair out, know that you can easily take care of this. Patching the cloth won't work; you're going to have to resurface the entire table!
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 547 times

• How to Float a Hardwood Floor
  A hardwood floor can add beauty and warmth to your home. Hardwood can also hold up longer and be easier to maintain than many other flooring choices. If you would like the beauty of new hardwood floors but have been put off by the all the work of installation, you should know there are floating hardwood floors that are simple to install with no staples or nails!
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 309 times

• Midnight with a Locksmith
  There is no comparable feeling to that panic you feel the instant you know you are "locked out." I arrived home one evening after an enjoyable night out and at the door I suddenly remembered my house keys were inside on the kitchen counter. I experienced that sudden sinking feeling of being prevented from entering your own home while standing just inches from the inside. My house was locked tighter than Fort Knox.
  Published 05Sep2009, viewed 192 times

• Keeping Your Money From Going Down the Drain with Plumbers
  Unless planning a remodeling or construction project, most residential plumbing needs are "emergencies." A drain is backed up, a toilet will not turn off, a disposal is not functioning, or a pipe is leaking. If you do not already have a great plumber, you'll need to take steps to find the right person for the job (unless it's a 3 am emergency). Below you'll find several tips for hiring the best plumber for your money.
  Published 26Aug2009, viewed 307 times

• 5 Secrets of Carpet Installation
  If you are thinking about installing your own carpet, this article will tell you some of the secrets from what tools to buy to how to seam pieces of carpet together.
  Published 26Aug2009, viewed 667 times

• The Rainmaker - Sprinkler Planning
  You don't need to dance to bring rain to your paradise, just some planning and a sprinkler system. Planning a sprinkler system requires a pencil and large sheet of graph paper, a compass for drawing, a tape measure of at least 50 foot, spray paint, small marking flags, and a water pressure gauge and a five-gallon pail.
  Published 22Aug2009, viewed 404 times

• Maid in the Shade - Tips for Hiring a Maid
  There might be no better feeling than to come home to a clean house, especially when some else did all the work; nothing to do but take a break in your hammock in the shade! With the fast paced lifestyle most people are in and the two income families, many people find their time is limited when it comes to domestic chores. Before you rush to the web or phone to hire a maid, there are some important questions to ask and information to think about.
  Published 21Aug2009, viewed 342 times

• Opening Night - Hot Tips For Home Theatre Installation
  The excitement of installing a home theater system can only be dampened by the thought of its installation. Diagrams, wiring, equipment, wall mounts and power tools can at first be a bit daunting. Spending some time planning your installation can save you time installing, and help you get a home theater you can be proud of and enjoy.
  Published 19Aug2009, viewed 303 times

• 5 Ways to Prevent Lawn Mower Repairs
  This article tells you all about the important ways to prevent lawn mower repairs, from how to store your lawnmower when not in use to what to do after you've used it to cut the lawn.
  Published 19Aug2009, viewed 395 times

• No Man is an Island Until He Remodels His Kitchen
  Remodeling a kitchen can be fun or a disaster; I once heard the divorce rate during kitchen remodels is high! Living without a kitchen can be more than an inconvenience, it can be painful. So whether you are a man or a woman, single or married, here are some important planning tips about kitchen islands to avoid the headaches and minimize your kitchen downtime.
  Published 19Aug2009, viewed 294 times

• The 5 Questions You Must Ask Before Having a Fence Built
  Getting a fence built correctly can take a little bit of pre-planning as well as doing some serious research yourself or hiring a good skilled professional. This article lets you know the five questions you need answers for before you start work on your new fence.
  Published 19Aug2009, viewed 779 times

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