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No Winter Lasts Forever; No Spring Skips its turn; No Deck Cleans Itself! Spring is just around the corner (can you believe it’s already time to move the clocks back this Sunday!?) While we all look forward to the warmer weather, there are a few things that your spring outdoor living experience can transitions into …
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If the streets of Las Vegas could talk, what do you think their stories would be? Bars, casinos, and clubs line Las Vegas Boulevard, and attract the widest (and wildest) array of people any metropolitan city has ever seen. The Treasure Island Resort is one of Vegas’ most popular destinations. This pirate themed oasis attracts …
As a homeowner, you face a lot of concerns with the upkeep of your property. Ensuring your deck is safe, reliable, and long-lasting should not be one of those concerns. Deck collapses have increased over the years, due to the fact decks are getting older, built with inadequate fasteners, or are made of materials that …
The average lifespan of a pine, cedar, or similarly softer wood deck is 15 years. Over 15 years the deck can shift, leaving it vulnerable to damage, and possibly a collapse. Although checking for secure fasteners and screws is a great way to ensure the lifespan of your deck, it is not the only action …
Did you know over 40 million decks in the United States are in serious need of repair or replacement? How would you feel if you discovered your deck was not up to code and could be the most dangerous area of your home? If your deck was built prior to 1999, don’t neglect it any …
Green Bay, Wisconsin is world famous for the Green Bay Packers. However, this football team is not the only thing this city has. It’s a thriving industrial metropolis that sits on the mouth of the Fox River, and the Bay of Green Bay, which opens up to Lake Michigan. Back in 2004, Green Bay proposed …