dmk real estate darien: Recycling Paint ~ Darien, Ct.
- 07/14/15 11:37 PM
Recycling Paint ~ Darien, Ct. As of July 2015 the Darien Transfer Station will now accept household paints that are not needed. This service is for only residents of Darien with valid access stickers and not for any commercial use. Acceptable paint containers must be: In non-leaking fully sealed containers. In Original container. Fully labeled as to contents. Maximum 5 gallon capacity per container. Standard house paints are acceptable, latex and oil base including: Interior, exterior, latex, acrylic, water base, alkyd, oil base, enamel. Deck and floor paint. Primers and sealers. Stains. Shellacs, lacquers, varnishes, single component urethanes. Concrete, masonry and wood … (5 comments)
McGraw Hill Construction (MHC), a part of McGraw Hill Financial, just released findings from a new Green Home Builders and Remodelers Study at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas. Green homes comprised 23 percent of the overall residential construction market in 2013 which is equal to $36 Billion market opportunity. MHC estimates that the green market share will grow to between 26 percent and 33 percent of the market by 2016 which is double of today’s market from … (8 comments)
2014 Cost Vs Value Report by Remodeling website show both nationwide and for the New England that cost recouped on home improvement projects are up for the second year in a row. For the New England section the report is broken down into 10 areas with Bridgeport/Fairfield County being one of them. The report is broken into two parts; midrange projects and upscale projects. Bridgeport, Fairfield County’s regional city data returns on the Upscale Projects are significantly higher than the national averages with six out of … (4 comments)
dmk real estate darien: Oil vs. Propane for the Homes.
- 08/27/13 11:04 PM
Oil vs. Propane for the Homes. For heating and hot water what is preferred and what is more economical can vary from region to region. Here in the northeast you will find in many area’s homes that have been heated by oil for decades. While some of the larger municipalities have an infrastructure of natural gas, many homes need to have fuel delivered to run the heating system which means your options generally are oil or propane, both requiring tank storage. Propane has becoming popular and prices seem to have been coming down a bit since the majority comes directly from … (4 comments)
Recycling Paint ~ Darien, Ct.
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