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    Church volunteers finish two weeks of Habitat work in Gifford - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    GIFFORD Volunteers from Paxton and Loda churches have completed two weeks of volunteering on a blitz build of three houses under the auspices of Champaign County Habitat for Humanity.

    The Paxton Area Ministerial Association raised nearly $50,000 and provided volunteers for the home for Christy and Benjamin Calhoun being built on Gifford's east side.

    Though that home and the one next door for Randy and Tracy Westmoreland, where volunteers from American Baptist Home Mission Societies and the Great Rivers Region of American Baptist Churches USA are working, aren't complete, much was accomplished.

    Ron Dudley, a member of the Loda United Methodist Church and Loda's mayor, spent all two weeks on site. He's never built a house before, but said he learned a lot of construction techniques. He worked part of the time with fellow church member Jay Ross, an experienced carpenter who has traveled even to Europe to volunteer his services.

    Dudley had worked in the fall in Gifford on post-tornado clean-up and earlier this spring he and Ross completed demolition of a house there. Dudley said he'd be happy to volunteer at a Habitat site again.

    Chuck Werner, 74, a member of the Paxton Church of Christ, knows his way around a construction site, having made his living earlier in life as a contractor. He noted the construction business has changed a lot since then. Another first-time Habitat volunteer he said he learned new things and was pleased with the willingness of the volunteers to pitch in, and of the Habitat construction staff to lead.

    Werner's wife, Mary, delivered meals in town one day and worked three days on the building site. She said she noticed that lots of older people were working and figured she could as well. She learned and participated in siding the house, cleaned up the drywall mess before interior painting could start and even sorted nails.

    She likes the premise of Habitat in which the new owners put their own sweat equity in their home.

    Norris Skonberg is another member of the Church of Christ. He spent six days at the site. His wife, Susan, helped deliver meals along with other church members.

    It is Tom Anders, pastor of the church, who initiated the effort and moved the process along. Norris Skonberg, retired from the plumbing business, spent his time working on siding, soffits and framing.

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    17 Months after explosion, Dunn Co. church puts finishing touches on new building - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    TOWN OF GRANT, Wis. Seventeen months after an explosion destroyed a Dunn County church, a new building is scheduled to be rededicated with a service next week.

    The old St. John's Popple Creek Lutheran Church was one year shy of its 100th birthday. With the new building nearly complete, members said they hope it will take them into the next century.

    In Jan. 2013, an explosion from an L-P leak burned the church into a pile of charred rubble.

    Oh, it was shock. We had a lot of memories in that church, but it's just a building. We still have our faith, that's the main thing, church president Bruce Winget said.

    The general consensus was that if possible, we were gonna rebuild and thanks to the Lord I guess, for having good insurance and we were able to keep the congregation together and rebuild, he said.

    Kristi Welle, who lives nearby, said although she's not a member, the church is an important part of the rural community.

    It reminds us of what's important, the important things of family, community and faith, Welle said.

    Winget, who was baptized and confirmed in the old building, said members found a temporary place of worship at a nearby church while a new church was being built.

    It's important we keep it going and we're so pleased we're able to do that, Winget said.

    After a year of construction, the new building opened in Jan., but was getting its finishing touches Monday. Windows from Eau Claires Epiphany Lutheran School were installed and Winget said all the costs were covered by the church's insurance, allowing for necessary upgrades.

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    GE Monogram Repair, Union, NJ, (908) 279-8931 – Video - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    BEST Commercial Appliance Repair Chester County, CALL (215) 323-5108 |HVAC|Stove|Oven|Fryer|Fridge – Video - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


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    PRG Real Estate Unveils Ground-Up Riverfront Development in Roanoke, VA - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) June 24, 2014

    PRG Real Estate, a leading multifamily real estate investment and management firm in conjunction with Richmond-based WVS Companies, announced today that they will be completing construction of South16, a contemporary apartment building in Roanoke, Virginia, located in the epicenter of the city's 110-acre riverfront redevelopment project.

    South16 will be a 157-unit mid-rise apartment community with one, two and three bedroom units, along with a historic horse stable converted into modern restaurant and Starbucks. The property is situated on 22 acres with stunning views of the scenic Roanoke River and Blue Ridge Mountains. South16 is adjacent to the area's largest employers, the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute, and the 1,187 bed Carilion Clinic. South16 will offer area professionals luxurious waterfront living and easy access to work, all within the city's expanding cosmopolitan center.

    The September 2013 initial development on the riverfront marked a new chapter in PRG's history, and the ribbon cutting's target date in late September will mark another. South 16 will mark PRG's first advance into ground up construction as well as the successive management of a new community's branding and lease-up effort. To that end, PRG Principal Steven Berger could hardly contain his exuberance, "For 30 years we've been bringing improvements and a higher standard of living than what was previously made available to our residents. Being able to approach a project from the ground up opens an entire new world of opportunity in terms of delivering the best service and creating the most value for our residents. To say we're very excited about it would be an understatement."

    The standard of design, construction and management of South16 reflects PRG's focus to deliver the best product at a fair price with the highest possible value to both residents and investors alike.

    About PRG Real Estate: Founded in 1985 by Steven Berger and Jon Goodman, PRG Real Estate is a Philadelphia based real estate firm that acquires and manages quality apartment communities throughout the eastern half of the United States. Since its founding PRG has acquired well over 50 communities and 13,000 apartment units. PRG also has been designated as an Accredited Management Organization by the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) and also holds membership in the National Apartment Association (NAA) as well as the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC).

    For more information, please visit http://www.prgrealestate.com.

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    Building boom comes to long-suffering Buffalo, NY - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    BUFFALO, N.Y. Maggie Sperrazza wakes up every morning to the hum and growl of construction outside her Buffalo apartment building, but it doesnt bother her a bit.

    Its about time! the 86-year-old said as she zipped on a scooter near the foot of Main Street, where construction cranes loom over hard-hat zones. Weve been in the hole long enough.

    From her vantage point, Sperrazza has been witness to a building boom unseen in Buffalo in more than 50 years, with more than $4.4 billion in public and private development announced since 2012.

    Mayor Byron Brown and other city leaders say theyve shifted away from elusive silver bullet fixes for a stagnant economy toward more doable projects that together create momentum.

    Much of the development is concentrated in the citys 120-acre hospital and research corridor, which is expected to add nearly 5,000 employees over the next four years.

    A site that once housed Republic Steel will be transformed into a clean energy manufacturing complex anchored by Elon Musks SolarCity, which this past week announced plans for one of the worlds largest solar panel production plants with as many as 1,000 employees within two years.

    Instead of the home run, why dont we get a couple singles? You get two singles, you have somebody in scoring position, and thats the whole attitude, said Robert Gioia, chairman of the Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp., which has been coordinating waterfront improvements.

    After decades of losses that have cut the population to 259,000, Brown predicts the 2020 census will show the first population gains for the city since the 1950s, helped by an influx of immigrants and refugees.

    That, along with a $1 billion pledge by Gov. Andrew Cuomo intended to leverage additional investment, has brought new optimism complete with its own buzzword, Buffalove.

    Buffalos challenges remain: Its 30 percent poverty rate places it among the nations poorest cities, and its school system graduates just 54 percent of its students. Abandoned homes and storefronts blight poor neighborhoods, while the citys tallest building, the 38-story One Seneca Tower, stands 94 percent vacant downtown after the pullout of two of its largest tenants last year.

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    Complimentary Concrete Cleaning Estimates Available from Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Springdale, AR (PRWEB) June 24, 2014

    Spring is the ideal time to clean concrete driveways, walkways or patios to take out wintertime grime and get ready for heavier Summer use. Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas is currently offering homeowners no cost estimates on all concrete cleaning services. To schedule a free estimate, homeowners should visit the Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas website and refer to the offer when scheduling.

    Many homeowners mistakenly believe that concrete is a zero-maintenance material. Although it surely qualifies as low-maintenance, concrete does need periodic cleaning. This is especially true of stamped or decorative concrete which has a functional as well as aesthetic role. After cleaning, any cracks in the concrete should be repaired and a new coat of sealant should be applied. It is recommended to clean outside concrete at least once per year to get rid of normal grime and dirt build up and to remove stains and rust. Fixing cracks is very important to decrease water intrusion by way of the cracks thereby preserving a structurally sound surface. A high quality concrete sealant will reduce surface abrasion, repel water and stop future dirt, grease or fertilizers from penetrating. Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas has a proprietary 3-step process that first loosens dirt from within the concrete, washes it away and protects the concrete from the elements. Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas regularly achieves remarkable results on the dirtiest of surfaces. Before and after concrete cleaning images and video of walkways, driveways and patios are posted on the website.

    The rate for each concrete cleaning project depends on the surface area of the patio, driveway or walkway to be cleaned. Property owners may also wish to have their decks, fences or siding cleaned on the same day. When scheduling an appointment for the concrete cleaning estimate, homeowners should notify the estimator about other outdoor cleaning projects.

    Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas Formerly known as Wood Re New, the company successfully grew their business and customer base leading to an introduction of expanded services with a new name - Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas. Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas has a specially formulated three step process to clean outside surfaces safely while keeping landscaping in tact. Step One is the application of a foam cleaner to soak and loosen dirt and grime. Step Two sprays away the grime using techniques that are gentler than traditional pressure washing. Step Three is the application of a protective sealant to keep outdoor spaces beautiful longer. The process is suitable for wood decks, wood fences, concrete patios, driveways, vinyl siding, stucco, log homes and many others. Serving Serving all of NW Arkansas including Prairie Grove, Farmington, Fayetteville, Springdale, Lowell, Rogers, Bentonville and Bella Vista. Free estimates available.

    Contact: Kevin McVey http://fayetteville.renewcrewclean.com

    Renew Crew of Northwest Arkansas 2231 Lowell Rd., Suite H4 Springdale, Arkansas 72764 (479) 659-9663

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    Complimentary Concrete Cleaning Estimates Now Available from Renew Crew of Nashville - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Nashville, TN (PRWEB) June 24, 2014

    Renew Crew of Nashville recently added concrete cleaning to its suite of outdoor cleaning services. The Spring is the ideal time to clean concrete walkways, driveways or patios to get rid of wintertime dirt and grime and get ready for heavier Summer use. Renew Crew of Nashville is currently offering property owners free estimates on all concrete cleaning services. To take advantage of the no-cost estimation service, homeowners should contact Renew Crew of Nashville via the website or by phone and refer to the promotion when scheduling.

    Many homeowners erroneously believe that concrete is maintenance-free. While it undoubtedly qualifies as low-maintenance, concrete does need periodic cleaning. This is particularly true of stamped or decorative concrete which serves a functional as well as aesthetic role. After cleaning, any spaces in the concrete should be repaired and a new coat of sealant should be applied. It is recommended to clean outside concrete annually to remove normal grime and dirt build up and to eliminate stains and rust. Fixing cracks is important to decrease water intrusion by way of the cracks thereby preserving a surface which is structurally sound. A top quality concrete sealant will repel water, reduce surface abrasion and prevent future dirt, grease or fertilizers from entering. Renew Crew of Nashville has a proprietary 3-step process that first loosens dirt from within the concrete, rinses it away and protects the concrete against the elements. Renew Crew of Nashville consistently achieves outstanding results on the dirtiest of outdoor surfaces. Concrete cleaning before and after images and videos for patios, driveways and walkways are available on the website and YouTube.

    The price of each concrete cleaning project depends on the area of the driveway, walkway or patio to be cleaned. Property owners may also wish to have their fences, decks or exterior siding cleaned at the same time. When making an appointment for the concrete cleaning estimate, homeowners should inform the estimator to other outdoor cleaning projects.

    About Renew Crew of Nashville Formerly known as Wood Re New, the company successfully grew their business and customer base leading to an introduction of expanded services with a new name - Renew Crew of Nashville. Renew Crew has a specially formulated three step process to clean outside surfaces safely while keeping landscaping in tact. Step one is the application of a foam cleaner to soak and loosen dirt and grime. Step Two is similar to traditional pressure washing to spray away the grime. Step Three is the application of a protective sealant to keep outdoor spaces beautiful longer. The process is suitable for wood decks, wood fences, concrete patios, driveways, vinyl siding, stucco, log homes and many others. All Renew Crew locations offer free estimates.

    Contact: Sam Francescon http://nashville.renewcrewclean.com

    Renew Crew of Nashville 4825 Trousdale Dr. Suite 103 Nashville, TN 37220 (615) 454-2351

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    Cluttered Countertops | LG Studio Signature Kitchen – Video - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Cluttered Countertops | LG Studio Signature Kitchen
    Nate Berkus and LG Studio reply to users questions around cluttered countertops in their new kitchen design web series.

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    How to Paint Countertops Part 1 – Video - June 24, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder


    How to Paint Countertops Part 1
    The Southern Girl dives into the kitchen make over - Painting countertops using the Giani Granite Paint System.

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