electrical: Handyman Advice for Profitable Home Improvement – Home Seller Program in Minneapolis, MN
- 10/05/08 01:46 AM
Home repairs and remodeling projects can be very expensive. In today's declining market people are concerned about getting a return on their investment. Some realtors advise homeowners to sell their home as-is and list it at a competitive price for a quick sale. Others are saying it is still better to do some cosmetic repairs and clean up to leave less room for negotiating your asking price down. Many people will buy a fixer-upper to decorate according to their personal taste, but there still people who would much prefer a great deal on a turn-key home.
Even in today's economy, … (0 comments)
electrical: Local Handyman Serving Minneapolis Offers Tips on Working with Acrylic Plastic
- 10/05/08 01:44 AM
Plexiglas is a brand name for acrylic plastic, a shatterproof glass replacement material with many uses, including skylights, fish tanks, picture frames and more. Acrylic plastic is impact resistant and only half the weight of glass. It can also withstand a temperature range of -30 to 160 degrees Fahrenheit. It cleans up easily with mild soap with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Unlike glass, it is not wise to use window cleaners, scouring pads or abrasives for cleaning acrylic plastic.
Working with Acrylic Plastic:
Acrylic plastic generally comes with a paper masking film on the sheet to protect … (1 comments)
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With over 10 years experience, HandyPro Facility Services is an affordable, full service repair and improvement company for building owners and managers. If you're frustrated with your search to find quality contractors for the smallest repair or the largest improvement for your building, Handypro can provide a solution.
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electrical: “Handyman” Tips to the “Painting Contractor” St. Louis Park, Minnesota: Don’t Reuse Old Spackle!
- 09/19/08 08:12 AM
When preparing walls to be painted or wallpapered, you might find it necessary to patch some holes. A good handyman knows the importance of using the right product on the right surface. If the walls to be repaired are plaster, then the old-time spackle is fine to use on minor holes. Painting Contractors prefer to use a softer, lighter weight product is better to use on drywall such as Durabond.
It is best to use a new container of spackle or drywall mud, but most people try to be conservative with products they pay for. Maybe you have some left … (2 comments)
The single-handle kitchen faucet with a sprayer attachment is the most commonly used type. Many common faucets used are Delta and American Standard faucets. The handyman tips offered in this article also apply to bathroom faucets, which usually come with a new pop-up stopper assembly to match.
1. Check for drafts around doors and windows. Check the caulk around thee windows. If it is dry, brittle and crumbling, scrape it out and run a new bead of caulk. This will keep heat from escaping and the cold from getting in. Check the weather stripping around the door to be sure it isn't torn; replace if necessary. 2. Install a programmable thermostat. Studies have shown that people save up to 20% on their … (1 comments)
Minneapolis, MN - They began as a local handyman service, HandyPro Handyman Service, Inc. of Plymouth and they are expanding, opening franchises across the US. There is consumer demand for honest, affordable handyman services for the small repair jobs. HandyPro is expanding, opening up franchises across the US. One recent franchise was awarded to Collin Dickey, who will be servicing the Minneapolis area.
HandyPro opened its first franchise in Ann Arbor in March 2001. … (0 comments)
Minnetonka, MN-HandyPro Handyman Services began in 1993 as a referral service for home repair contractors. They now have franchises in Louisiana, Texas, Hawaii, Michigan and Minnesota. Collin Dickey has serviced the franchise in Minnesota for over 5 years. Through his experience, he strives to make improvements to keep very high customer service ratings.
HandyPro lives up to their slogan, "every home needs a handyman" and "let us finish your ‘to do' list. "We believe in being very efficient … (1 comments)
Minneapolis, MN--Having a professional bring new life to home improvement projects, fix-it jobs, and the occasional ‘honey-do' tasks is the main appeal of HandyPro Handyman Services, Inc. servicing Hennepin County and surrounding areas in Minnesota. Owner Collin Dickey has made customer satisfaction his number one priority since purchasing his franchise.
Collin believes that homeowners deserve to have work done on their homes by honest, experienced, and reputable people. That's why it is important to gain the trust and respect from every customer. After all, HandyPro contractors … (0 comments)
electrical: About HandyPro "Handyman" Services of Minneapolis, Minnesota
- 08/17/08 05:54 AM
HandyPro is a professional handyman service - "The Handymen You Can Trust". We are a licensed residential contractor, carry full liability and Workers' Comp insurance and are bonded. We strive to offer our quality services in a flexible fashion to meet the needs and budgets of our customers. We do a great deal of business with both residential and commercial customers. Services provided - HandyPro does a broad range of services including all types of carpentry, drywall and repair, painting, light plumbing repairs, ceramic tile, doors, locks, windows, etc. We have licensed electricians and plumbers we work with when needed. Rates … (5 comments)
Home repairs and remodeling projects can be very expensive. In today's declining market people are concerned about getting a return on their investment. Some realtors advise homeowners to sell their home as-is and list it at a competitive price for a quick sale. Others are saying it is still better to do some cosmetic repairs and clean up to leave less room for negotiating your asking price down. Many people will buy a fixer-upper to decorate according to their personal taste, but there still people who would much prefer a great deal on a turn-key home.;)
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