Worried About Tree Roots Destroying Your Sewer? Here's What You Need To Know
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3 December 2014
If you have problems with tree roots constantly clogging up your sewer, be prepared for the eventual collapse of your sewer line. While it's an easy fix to snake out tree roots, it's not so easy to repair the line once they've caused it to collapse. Once your sewer line has collapsed, sewage seeps into your yard, or worse, it backs into your home. If you snake out the roots every few years, your problem may not be too bad, but if it is an annual thing, you may want to think about replacing your sewer before the roots totally destroy it.
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Three Things You Should Consider Before Attempting An RV Remodel
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3 December 2014
When you first spot that used RV for sale, your imagination starts to run rampant with all of the possibilities. In spite of the fact that the RV will need some obvious work and updates, you just know that this will be the vessel that makes it possible for you to travel the country. It is easy to look at an RV and assume that modifications would be simple and remodel would be much easier to achieve because of the small stature in comparison to a home.
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3 Pests That Destroy Siding—And How To Prevent Them
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3 December 2014
Rain, wind, hail, and other environmental factors can destroy siding, but invasive pests are a danger that many homeowners do not consider. To protect your siding, issue these 5 pests an immediate eviction notice.
1. Rodents
Rodents enter homes for food, shelter, and warmth. Squirrels, for example, are often found in attics and other upper-floor rooms of the home, while mice and rats favor basements and first-story rooms.
Unfortunately, rodents also multiply quickly, so a single interloper can quickly become a full-scale infestation.
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Bad Furnace Heat Exchanger? How To Judge And The Troubles It Can Cause
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3 December 2014
Are you concerned about your gas furnace filling your home with deadly gasses? One thing for you to inspect from time to time is the heat exchanger in the furnace. Here is a little about heat exchangers and how to inspect it between professional furnace maintenance and repairs.
What does a heat exchanger do?
The heat exchanger inside your furnace is a ceramic tube with one hole on each end. The heat is brought into the exchanger through one end and the dangerous gasses are expelled through the other end outside your home.
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