#Mold #LetUsTakeCareOfIt

"Did you know ServiceOne does Mold Inspections and Remediation? Mold can cause several health problems! If you have a Mold problem, Call us today!!"

Spring Is Finally Here!

Time to open the windows and clean out the house!

We thought these Green and Thrifty Cleaning Products might motivate some of you- They sound pretty Cool!

What do you think?

#SPRING IS HERE!! Were so Excited.. How about you?

**Pennies, Pennies, Pennies**

Ok, I would definitely ditch the granite countertops for this awesome unique "penny" countertop. People have been gluing pennies for countertops, backsplash, floors & even stairs! (Yes, you have to glue each one BUT come on, its a head turner). I'm in love-- What are your thoughts??

*{ 5 Signs It's Time For A New Roof }*

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, but how do you know when to replace your roof? Without a solid roof, water can get into your home and cause all sorts of damage. Everything from damaging drywall, ruining carpet, rotting wood, promoting mold growth and damaging personal belongings. A small leak in your roof can cost you thousands of dollars in repairs, so it’s better to be proactive than reactive.

Obviously you want to get as much out of your current roof as you can, as replacing your roof is a large investment. But if you wait too long to replace your roof, you’ll end up paying for a new roof + interior and exterior repairs if water gets in. One of the biggest mistakes many people make is to wait until their roof starts leaking to replace it.

1. Missing Or Blown Off Shingles
2. Curled Or Cracked Shingles
3. Dark Spots On Your Roof
4. Damp Or Dark Spots In Your Attic
5. Excessive Moss Growth On Your Roof

#NewDay #Fresh

Coffeeology:

EXPRESSO YOURSELF. Better Latte Than Never. Take Life 1 Cup At A Time. So Many Blends, So Little Time. Friends Don't Let Friends Drink Bad Coffee. Take Time to Smell The Coffee..

  HAPPY MONDAY!

Apron Front Sinks- A Fit for Any Style!

Farm house sinks (also called apron front sinks) while the name alone suggests a “traditional” style, these sinks are used in a wide array of settings and can work with any style. From stone, to stainless steel to cast iron, these sinks offer a different and interesting look that will make your kitchen stand out. 

 


Things to Consider:

Thickness of Material

Style of Kitchen

Cabinet Cut Out

Moisture & Weight