Landscaping Pros Mix 4

Thu, 06 Mar 2025 14:54:56 +0000

Transform your space without breaking the bank! Check out these low-cost design ideas to refresh your home on a budget.

Thu, 06 Mar 2025 13:01:05 +0000

Transform your space without breaking the bank! Check out these low-cost design ideas to refresh your home on a budget.

PBI-Gordon: Arkon Herbicide Liquid

Thu, 06 Mar 2025 06:00:00 +0000

Photo: PBI-Gordon

Arkon Herbicide Liquid from PBI-Gordon Corporation utilizes the proprietary active ingredient Pyrimisulfan in an innovative liquid formulation for post-emergent control of nutsedge and kyllinga. The herbicide also reduces the number and viability of nutsedge tubers and controls dollar weed, chickweed, henbit, and many other labeled broadleaf weeds.

Arkon has no maximum temperature restriction, which means it can be used on both cool- and warm-season turfgrass varieties. It is labeled for use on a wide variety of use sites: residential and commercial lawns, golf course greens, fairways, and roughs, sports facilities, and sod farms.

About PBI-Gordon Corporation

With a line of herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, growth regulators, and other products, PBI-Gordon Corporation is a national leader in the professional turf and ornamental management industry. Based in the Kansas City metro area, PBI-Gordon has been in business for more than 75 years and is 100 percent employee-owned. For more information, visit PBIGordonTurf.com or call 800-884-3179.

Important: Always read and follow label instructions before buying or using PBI-Gordon products. The label contains important conditions of sale, including limitations of remedy and warranty. Please check with your state or local extension service before buying or using this product. Arkon is a trademark of PBI-Gordon Corporation.

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Hardscape Solutions: King of the hill

Wed, 05 Mar 2025 19:52:09 +0000

LOCATION: Old Westbury, N.Y.

COMPANY: Goldberg and Rodler

DETAILS: It’s more than a dream house; it’s a dream home, and that’s exactly what Goldberg and Rodler set out to do with their award-winning “Hilltop Chateau” project on New York’s Long Island.

However, making that dream a reality for the clients and their family wasn’t easy, says Ashley Haugsjaa, the company’s design office manager and landscape designer. The property hadn’t seen much work since the ‘70s, meaning plant/tree health was poor and the house needed to be completely torn down and redone. Not to mention the whole property is on a hill multiple stories above street level.

Working closely with the architects and clients, Goldberg and Rodler designed a new landscape that better took advantage of the hill the house sat on and added several new family-friendly features.

“What is important to the family is being able to go around the property and enjoy it,” Haugsjaa says. “You can enjoy nature in your own yard, and that was big for them.”

One of the main features was a basement garage on the new house, meaning roughly 1,000 yards of soil had to be cut out to make room for the garage and new parking court.

This also meant that the architecture could extend into the landscape, resulting in a pulled-out staircase leading to the front door, retaining walls that help with the house’s foundation, hill gradient and aesthetics, among other features.

Goldberg and Rodler won a gold award from the 2024 National Association of Landscape Professionals’ Awards of Excellence program for this project.

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Envu partners with BioConsortia to develop biological solutions

Wed, 05 Mar 2025 19:41:57 +0000

Envu, a global environmental science company aiming to provide solutions that protect and enhance the health of environments around the world, formed a new partnership with BioConsortia, an innovator in microbial crop solutions, to evaluate and develop biological solutions for non-crop applications in the environmental science industry.

According to the company, this collaboration reflects the currently growing demand for sustainable alternatives for pest management and plant protection, driven by consumer demand and increasing regulatory pressures. By pairing BioConsortia’s technology with the product commercialization experience at Envu, the partnership plans to meet these growing needs.

“Biological solutions are a critical part of our sustainability commitment to nature-positive innovation,” said Bernard Jacqmin, head of global innovation for Envu. “Through our work with BioConsortia, we hope to enhance our portfolio with forward-thinking innovations that complement existing modes of action. For our customers, this means an expanded range of sustainable solutions to help them meet their toughest challenges.”

Strategic Collaboration

The collaboration between BioConsortia and Envu supports the companies’ objectives and shared vision of driving innovation to balance the needs of society and nature while providing solutions for customers.

BioConsortia uses its patented Advanced Microbial Selection (AMS) process and GenePro platform, along with advanced genomics techniques, for the discovery, design and selection of microbes. These technologies allow the company to effectively predict and harness the natural power of microbes.

Envu is leveraging its track record in technology development and commercialization in the environmental science space along with its global reach and understanding of regulatory landscapes and customer needs to accelerate the adoption of biological solutions in environmental science markets.

“For BioConsortia, this is an exciting opportunity to demonstrate our dedication to biocontrol innovation and bring our cutting-edge technologies into new markets,” said Hong Zhu, Ph.D., senior vice president of research and development for BioConsortia. “The expertise found at Envu in non-crop sectors, like professional pest management and turf and ornamentals, makes them the perfect partner to help us accelerate market entry and scale solutions that reduce environmental impact.”

Expanded Commitment to Biological Solutions

In the 2024 season, Envu tested advanced biological candidates from BioConsortia’s pipeline, and they yielded promising results, according to the company. The partnership will move forward with select candidates in 2025 while continuing to explore additional technologies in the development pipeline.

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Business Boosters: How to utilize irrigation audits

Wed, 05 Mar 2025 17:53:36 +0000

Irrigation audits offer a powerful solution for commercial and residential properties plagued by escalating water bills.

Although golf courses and athletic fields have utilized irrigation audits for decades, commercial and residential clients may be unaware of their significant water-saving potential. Industry experts confirm that these irrigation system audits can identify problems leading to a 25 to 30 percent reduction in water use, resulting in substantial savings for clients — potentially thousands of dollars and gallons each year.

Landscape contractors who offer irrigation audits as a service for their clients stand to gain significantly, too, with the resulting service and repair work frequently generating profit margins of around 30 percent.

“Essentially, an irrigation audit is the process an irrigation technician must go through to solve a particular problem … that is overusing or inefficiently using water,” says Mark A. Ballenger Sr., a Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor (CLIA) and a St. Petersburgh, Fla.-based irrigation consultant. Before focusing solely on landscape irrigation, Ballenger owned a local landscape maintenance and lawn care company.

“You want an efficient irrigation system operating at the best it can be from an economic and water conservation perspective,” he says. “An audit can lead to savings that the client will begin to see rapidly.”

A thorough audit involves inspecting and analyzing every component of an irrigation system. Visual inspections carefully review controllers, valves, heads, piping, backflow regulators, pumps and filters for damage or malfunction.

In addition, catch-can testing — a standard for golf and sports field irrigation audits, but not always with landscape irrigation systems — measures water distribution uniformity. This ensures the irrigation system is calibrated for even coverage and minimizes wasteful overspray or dry spots.

Lastly, analyzing the client’s historical trends, controller programming and irrigation schedules helps identify areas for adjustment and improvement.

An irrigation auditor produces a comprehensive recommendation report detailing specific measures to improve efficiency in these areas. These may include optimized watering schedules, repairs or replacements of faulty components, head realignment and leak detection.

Experts say audits rarely require a major system overhaul. Instead, most audits identify a leak or broken irrigation head somewhere in the system or zones in the landscape that no longer have plants that need to be watered, says Alex Mayfield, CLIA and principal at JM Irrigation in Volo, Ill.

“With an older irrigation system, it’s not unusual to have a system that was designed to water a tree that is no longer there,” he says. “Another common occurrence is that the homeowner simply doesn’t understand how to properly use their controller.”

Mayfield adds some homeowners have a “set-and-forget” mentality where they’ve been running the same program for years and didn’t realize they could change it.

Many irrigation experts offer annual audits — often timed with spring start-up or fall shut-down — as a complimentary service, recognizing their value in cultivating strong client relationships and addressing their desire to be sustainable water consumers. While some contractors charge for audits, regional water districts frequently subsidize these audit costs for clients as part of broader water conservation programs.

“What’s important is getting to that first step in the auditing process — a high-level inspection of the irrigation system,” says Lindsay Kinsler, CLIA, a water conservation representative with the East Bay Municipal Utility District in Oakland, Calif.

“From there, you can go to the next level and discuss with the client how new technology or specific repairs will get them to save water and, in the long run, save money.”

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Turf School: The battle with billbugs

Wed, 05 Mar 2025 15:00:00 +0000

After a January Arctic air mass plunged most of the central, eastern and even southern U.S. into a frozen winter wasteland, many lawn care operators (LCOs) are relieved to see the weather warm back up in preparation for spring.

However, as winter begins to close, preparations for the inevitable springtime turf pests are open for business.

One such pest that can plague the northern to central U.S., even stretching west into Idaho and Utah, is the bluegrass billbug (Sphenophorus parvulus). Shannon Slevin, Quali-Pro’s northeast territory manager, says these pests are small — roughly a quarter of an inch — and rigid insects with a distinctively curved snout at the front. They’re usually black or grey with long grooves running down their back.

(Graphic: Quali-Pro)

Slevin says the bugs like to overwinter in some type of coverage or leaf litter on the outskirts of properties, and when the soil starts warming in the spring (roughly late April to early May), the adults emerge and traverse the property to feed and mate.

“The preferred turf is Kentucky bluegrass,” Slevin says. “They will chomp on perennial rye and fescues as well, but it’s normally Kentucky bluegrass.”

Feeding frenzy

During the initial feeding, Slevin says there’s usually little damage; it’s the upcoming generations that become an issue.

After the billbugs emerge, feed and mate, female billbugs can lay more than 200 eggs. When these eggs become larvae, Slevin says they chomp on the roots and crowns of the plant, causing significant damage to the turf usually around late June.

Bluegrass billbugs have a distinctly curved snout at the front and grooved lines going down their back. (Photo: Getty Images: DNY59 / E+, boschettophotography / iStock / Getty Images Plus)

Sometimes, the new adults can even repeat the process in the same year, meaning another wave of eggs and larvae could wreak more havoc on lawns later into the summer.

“There’s typically two generations within 30 day cycles, so that second generation damage you would see mid- to late-July,” Slevin says.

Slevin warns that with billbug feedings cause turf to look wilty and yellowed, and one of the biggest mistakes LCOs can make is misidentifying it as drought damage if left untreated.

“If it’s completely overlooked, you may confuse some of the untreated damage from the insect with turf drought,” Slevin says. “I think that could be one of the key driving things that you need to start scouting well into that late June period if it’s left untreated for the first generation.”

Beat the bug

Once billbugs are identified, treating them can be fairly straightforward. Slevin, for example, says the active ingredient chlorantraniliprole historically has been very effective.

“(Chlorantraniliprole) has done really well in the past with Acelepryn,” Slevin says. “There’s a lot of other manufacturers that have access to that molecule currently, and Quali-Pro will be one of those manufacturers here in the very near future with that molecule as a control option as well.”

Slevin also says Quali-Pro also offers a new chemistry called Suprado to help fight against billbugs and other turf pests.

“It is an insect growth regulator,” he says. “It covers the complete life cycle from eggs to larvae to adults, controlling each phase as it molts.”

In addition to choosing the right chemical to eliminate billbugs, Slevin says LCOs that are doing aerification and interseeding can also choose the right grass to resist the issue in the first place.

“I would suggest that those folks look out for turf varieties of Kentucky bluegrass that’s actually bred and designed to be billbug resistant,” Slevin says. “There’s a lot of new varieties out there on the market that are actually bred for that purpose.”

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Early bird discount opens for Jeffrey Scott’s annual Summer Growth Summit

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 21:13:30 +0000

Join Jeffrey Scott from Aug. 19-21, 2025, in Cleveland, Ohio, for the 2025 Summer Growth Summit, hosted by Jeffrey Scott Consulting and sponsored by Landscape Management. This event is designed for landscape business owners and their leadership teams to gain cutting-edge insights, refine their strategies, and connect with top industry leaders.

For three days, attendees can expect to dive into the strategies behind Schill Grounds Management, one of the industry’s fastest growing firms, while learning from Jeffrey Scott and his community of successful business leaders. Through expert-led presentations, interactive exercises and in-depth facility tours, attendees can expect to walk away with actionable tools to elevate your team, streamline operations and accelerate business growth, according to Jeffrey Scott.

What to Expect

Day One: Kick off with a full day conference focused on the theme of building winning teams. Presentations from Jeffrey Scott, Jerry Schill and experts from both their companies will occur with topics such as:

Lean operations for faster, more profitable growth
Building a winning culture through gamification
Tough love accountability and leadership motivation
Growth mindset in a rapidly changing world

End the day with a reception for networking and sharing the days learning.

Day Two: Behind-the-scenes tour at Schill Grounds Management. Spend all day visiting two Schill branches for an exclusive look at how this top performing firm operates. Learn directly from 10 Schill leaders/managers across key departments, including:

Business development and sales management
Maintenance and enhancement operations
Account management
Fleet management and recruiting

End the day with another reception for networking and sharing the days learning.

Day Three: Final day of conference. Executive-level insights from Schill Grounds Management and Jeffrey Scott and their teams. Key presentations include:

KPI mastery with Jerry Schill
Winning the war on talent from Schill’s CPO
Scaling through acquisitions from Schill’s CFO

End with a post-lunch Q&A with Jeffrey Scott and Jerry Schill.

With dedicated seating by function, your team will connect with their peers who are facing similar challenges. Throughout the day, there will be quick interactive exercises to help attendees process their learning points. Each day concludes with a networking reception, offering opportunities to build relationships and exchange insights.

Attendees can save $400 with the current Super Early Bird discount. Register before April 24 on the Growth Summit web page to take advantage of the early bird offer.

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Unlimited Lawn Care expands presence in Georgia with acquisition of Sand-Sational Lawns

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 19:42:18 +0000

Unlimited Lawn Care, a provider of recurring residential lawn, tree and shrub care services, acquired Sand-Sational Lawns, a lawn care company based in Sugar Hill, Ga. This acquisition enhances Unlimited Lawn Care’s established presence across Georgia.

Unlimited Lawn Care, headquartered in Suwanee, Ga., serves more than 40,000 customers annually and specializes in turf and soil health through services such as fertilization, seeding, aeration, weed control and exterior insect control. The company operates three brands across nine locations in Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina, and plans to organically grow.

“We are excited to welcome Sand-Sational Lawns to the Unlimited Lawn Care family,” said Scott Whitehead, CEO of Unlimited Lawn Care. “Each of our brands shares a commitment to outstanding customer service and people-first values. We look forward to providing new growth opportunities for their employees and continuing our legacy of excellence.”

Sand-Sational Lawns, specializing in residential and commercial lawn care, fertilization, weed control and more, will continue to operate under its current brand name following the acquisition.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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Fleetio expands MyGeotab platform with new add-in

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 19:08:16 +0000

Fleetio, a fleet optimization platform, developed its first map add-in for Geotab’s MyGeotab platform, enhancing its integration with the connected vehicle provider. The add-in enables mutual customers to quickly direct drivers to preferred vendors within Fleetio’s Maintenance Shop Network without leaving MyGeotab.

Fleetio’s Maintenance Shop Network connects fleets with thousands of national, independent and mobile service providers to automate and expedite the repair approval process and get real-time visibility into outsourced maintenance activity. The Shop Network add-in, bringing Fleetio functionality directly into MyGeotab, helps fleet managers and dispatchers coordinate service, reduce downtime and view preferred shop options based on a vehicle’s current location, according to the company.

“This new feature strengthens the connection between telematics and maintenance management, allowing fleets to make informed decisions without leaving their Geotab dashboard,” said Stefano Daneri, product marketing manager at Fleetio. “By integrating Fleetio’s Maintenance Shop Network, we’re enabling fleets to get back on the road quicker and eliminate the headaches associated with tracking and logging repairs.”

Fleetio developed the Map Add-In to address the needs of joint customers, particularly those managing outsourced maintenance for on-the-road drivers.

Key features include:

Shop search by proximity: View verified and unverified maintenance shops, including mobile service providers, near the vehicle’s current location based on GPS data.
Preferred shops filtering: Direct drivers to the fleet’s service providers.
Accessible shop details: Access shop information, including services offered and pricing, in a map or list view for better decision-making and cost control.
Improved maintenance coordination: Direct drivers to approved shops from MyGeotab and complete repair order approvals automatically in Fleetio.

“Fleets face constant pressure to optimize operations while addressing unexpected challenges, and our integration with Fleetio continues to evolve and deliver the resources necessary for continual development,” said Emily Williams, head of transportation business development at Geotab. “The new Map Add-In brings critical maintenance shop information into MyGeotab, making it easier for fleets to respond quickly and help vehicles remain on the road safely.”

This add-in expands on Fleetio’s existing integration with Geotab, allowing customers to sync real-time telematics data such as GPS tracking, engine fault codes, sensor data and utilization metrics into the Fleetio platform for a holistic view of fleet performance and health.

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Ditch Witch and Branch Manager form new partnership

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 18:59:43 +0000

Tree care professionals can now have the ability to access more complete solutions for all their tree removal, maintenance and cleanup needs through a new partnership between Ditch Witch and Branch Manager. This collaboration aims to create a one-stop shop for ordering Ditch Witch stand-on skid-steers and Branch Manager’s tree care attachments, creating a new solution for tree care professionals.

As part of the packaged solutions, customers will receive a single warranty covering both the machine and the attachment. Additionally, the combined offerings can also be purchased through a single financing program from Ditch Witch Financial Services.

“Tree care professionals can now easily find, order and finance the complete solutions that they need for a variety of jobs,” said Brant Kukuk, Ditch Witch product manager. “By pairing our versatile and reliable stand-on skid-steers with tree care attachments from an industry leader that has made tree care projects simpler for more than 20 years, contractors can boost job site efficiency, reduce labor and simplify complex tasks on the job site.”

Through the partnership, customers can combine Ditch Witch stand-on skid-steers, up to the SK1750, with five Branch Manager attachments, including four new grapples and a rake.

Utilizing Hardox  wear plate, BMG mini skid-steer log grapples offer improved strength and abrasion resistance to various tree care projects. The grapples are available in free and powered rotation, offer lifting capacities to 3,000 pounds (1360 kg) and aim to enhance performance and precision for tree care contractors in pick-and-place tasks.

Designed to fit the Branch Manager log grapple, the BMG Rake can save hours on tree removal job sites, according to the company. The rake attachment is ideal for sweeping stump chips, pine needles, rocks or other materials that tree care professionals would otherwise need to rake by hand.

Ditch Witch and Branch Manager are committed to deepening their partnership by exploring opportunities to introduce a broader range of products and attachments, according to the companies.

“We are actively collaborating to broaden our portfolio of tree care offerings,” said Kukuk. “This ongoing partnership will enhance the capabilities of tree care professionals and ensure they have access to the most comprehensive and advanced tools in the industry.”

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Reading Truck builds on crane body lineup with two new models

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 18:44:41 +0000

Reading Truck, a truck body equipment manufacturer and distributor, expanded its crane body lineup with the introduction of two new models. The RM-25 crane body and the RM-35 crane body rounds out its portfolio for the RM series product line by providing customers with a complete range of lifting capabilities and crane body options from mid-weight to heavy duty.

“We aim to offer our customers a design that’s best in class, delivering superior lifting performance, safety and durability,” said Nate Goodnow, president and COO of Reading Truck Body Manufacturing. “They’re a great choice for customers looking for a versatile, high-performance solution that can be upfitted to fit their specific needs.”

According to the company, the new crane bodies reflect decades of engineering and manufacturing along with Reading’s commitment to providing an accessible product that meets the diverse needs of customers, whether it’s owner-operators or fleet management companies.

The RM-25 and RM-35 crane bodies are designed for class four and five chassis and are available in 9-foot and 9-foot or 11-foot lengths. For strength, stability and performance under rigorous conditions, the RM-25 is built with a 6-inch heavy-duty steel understructure, and the RM-35 is built with a heavy-duty torsion box understructure. They can be upfitted with most leading cranes and come equipped with manual (RM-25) or electric outriggers. Both models offer features including work-bench bumper, spray lined bed and integrated headache rack to further enhance safety and functionality.

The crane bodies are backed by Reading Truck’s five-year warranty and are available for a quote today.

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Dauer Manufacturing introduces a new lighting division

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 18:36:02 +0000

Dauer Manufacturing, a U.S.-based manufacturer of LED landscape lighting fixtures, lamps and transformers, introduced its new permanent architectural lighting division, Omni by Dauer.   Responding to customer demand for exterior holiday inspired lighting designs, Omni by Dauer provides durable, year-round lighting with customizable, color-changing, app-controlled convenience. Available in single track, double track or parapet track, the permanent architectural lighting offers mood versatility with programmable functions including chase, stack and run. They can also sync to music.

“We are proud to bring Omni by Dauer to our network of distributors and customers looking for a professional yet flexible lighting system to elevate the look of their home or office,” said Craig Klomparens, president of Dauer Manufacturing.

(Photo: Dauer Manufacturing)

“Whether changing with the seasons, celebrating a holiday, supporting a sports team or hosting a special event, Omni by Dauer transforms exteriors with a customized ambiance that adds to the experience.” said Tom Rowe, national sales director of Dauer Manufacturing. “Omni by Dauer lighting systems are easy for the end user to operate with no annual costs. We offer installers free, required training with ongoing customer support backed by one of the best warranties in the industry.”

Omni by Dauer features individually addressable lights, 40-inch aluminum track sections with custom track colors and fabrication, dual diodes RGB & 3000K white on each light and are power injected every 75 bulbs. With a limited lifetime warranty, the lighting systems are UL/ETL-certified and IP67 rated. The Wi-Fi and app-based lights can be controlled from anywhere, with more lighting design options including RGB flood, landscape lights, strip lighting and patio lighting to unify the space.

According to the company, Dauer offers access to one of the largest LED lighting products in the industry, delivering durability and versatility.  All fixtures are tested and certified for extreme heat, water intrusion and other weather conditions and elements.

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Beary Landscaping expands in the Midwest with acquisition of MJS Landscaping Services

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 18:31:06 +0000

Beary Landscaping, a portfolio company of Silver Oak Services Partners, acquired MJS Landscaping Services. This acquisition further strengthens Beary’s ability to deliver landscaping and snow removal services to commercial end markets, including utilities, multi-family living communities, office buildings, municipalities and others throughout the Midwest.

MJS, founded in 1997 and headquartered near Milwaukee, Wis., is a provider of landscape management, snow removal and landscape design and build services throughout southern Wisconsin. The company serves a diverse set of commercial customers, including corporate campuses, utilities and municipalities, and shares Beary’s commitment to customer service, culture and taking care of employees, according to the company. Beary is to retain all of MJS’ existing staff and brand as part of the acquisition.

“Joining forces with MJS aligns perfectly with our strategy to partner with like-minded operators,” said Brian Beary, CEO and founder of Beary. “This acquisition expands our geographic reach in Wisconsin and reinforces our commitment to delivering the highest-quality landscaping solutions for our clients.”

“It was important to me to find a partner that values our employees and customers the same way I have for over 25 years while also providing high-quality service. After a thorough process, I knew that Beary and MJS would be a perfect fit. The combination of our expertise and shared values will enable us to provide even greater value to our customers,” said Michael Steiner, president of MJS.

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How to Grow Tomatoes in Your Home Garden—No Matter Where You Live

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Nothing is as rewarding (or tasty!) as a homegrown tomato. With hundreds of varieties to choose from, there’s a tomato for everyone and every garden. Here are some tips for success.

Sell or Stay Put? 11 Crucial Considerations for Today's Market, According to Real Estate Experts

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The Best Native Plants to Grow in Soggy Gardens (by Region)

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Estimate vs. Contract: What Are You Really Signing With a Contractor?

Thu, 07 Mar 2024 08:14:58 +0000

Knowing the difference between contractor estimates and home repair contracts can save a homeowner money and stress. The documents might appear to be quite distinct, but lines can sometimes become blurred.