Need To Breathe New Life Into Your Vintage Trailer? 3 Simple Steps For Your Airstream Renovation Project
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14 April 2022
A vintage Airstream trailer can be a remote office, a fun way for you to travel the country, or just a place to hang out and relax. Your trailer can even be customized to fit any purpose or unique vision you have in mind. If your Airstream needs some upgrades to get back on the road, however, then you'll likely need to make a few repairs to fully restore your trailer.
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Concrete Barriers: Must-Know Uses
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24 March 2022
Anyone that's ever visited, run, or worked in a construction site is likely familiar with concrete barriers. Experts in the construction industry use these structures, otherwise known as Jersey barriers or Jersey walls, to barricade certain areas and boost the safety of workers, drivers, and other people. Concrete barriers are a popular choice because they are robust and durable. Plus, these barriers are portable, easy to install, and long-lasting, meaning they are ideal for any project, including long-term ones.
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How Metal Roofing Can Enhance Your Home's Curb Appeal
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2 March 2022
Roof enhancement is an excellent way for homeowners to enhance their home's curb appeal. Unfortunately, the various hazards that roofs face each day can cause significant amounts of damage, making it difficult for homeowners to maintain their home's appearance. Not only that, but roofs make up a significant portion of a home's outward appearance and general curb appeal, making it an ideal target when upgrading your home's appearance. For these reasons, homeowners need to turn to advanced roofing materials that can resist damage and help homeowners maintain their home's curb appeal.
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Some Do's and Don'ts for Painting Your Short-Term Vacation Rental
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7 February 2022
The decor of your short-term vacation rental unit is key to improving occupancy and charging a good price. But what should you know before you start painting the interior? Here are a few important dos and don'ts.
Do Use a Simple Palette.
The three-color palette is a great choice for rentals, as it provides sufficient variety but makes it all look cohesive. Start with a primary color for the majority of walls, then opt for a complementary second color that supports it on trim, doors, and even some furnishings.
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