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CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - Here is a list of road projects around the Heartland scheduled for Friday, June 27.
Butler County, MO
Roadwork continues on Route 67 from CR 323 to Route 160/158 signed as Route C. Traffic on the existing Route 67 north and south of Harviell will not have an outlet to the new pavement during this time. East and westbound traffic will be restricted. Existing lanes of Route 67 from CR 323 to Route 160/158 will be signed as Route C. The north end of Route C (existing Route 67) will remain closed for about two months as work is completed at the intersection of Route 67, Route C, and CR 323.
Oak Groave Road in Poplar Bluff, from 1st Community Bank to Shelby Road is closed until 1 p.m. on June 26.
Route Y is closed as crews are removing and replacing the bridge deck over I-55 until July 1.
On June 23, Middle Street from Broadway to Themis and the intersection of Themis-Middle will be closed as the Broadway storm water relief sewer work continues through this area. Depending on weather and other factors, this work could take approximately three weeks.
Carter County, MO
Roadwork continues on Route 21 from Ripley to Carter County from US 60 to US 160 until Nov. 1.
Dunklin County, MO
Route 412 will be reduced as crews perform guardrail repairs. This section of road is located between Route U and Route NN. Weather permitting, crews will be working Tuesday, June 24 through Friday, June 27 from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily.
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Cincinnati, Ohio (PRWEB) June 26, 2014
Longer days and warmer temperatures make summer the perfect time to tackle large home improvement projects. Leading exterior building products manufacturer, Ply Gem, wants to help one lucky homeowner do just that. Ply Gem is giving away a home exterior makeover, complete with siding, windows and stone, through its Designed Exterior Giveaway. The giveaway, worth up to $60,000, is now open to Cincinnati area homeowners. Contestants can enter for a chance to win by uploading a photo of their homes exterior and completing a giveaway registration form at http://www.designedexteriorshowroom.com.
"The Designed Exterior Giveaway will completely transform one lucky residents home with a beautiful, low maintenance, energy efficient exterior, said Jerry Blais, senior vice president, marketing, Ply Gem siding group. Through this giveaway and our new Cincinnati-area Designed Exterior Showroom, we want to show how, with the right combination of siding, windows, stone, trim and accessories, any homeowner can create an exterior like the ones you see in magazines.
The Designed Exterior by Ply Gem is a complete exterior solution, offering nearly every product needed to finish the home, including windows, siding, stone veneer, railing, trim, accents and more all from a single manufacturer. The winner will work with exterior design consultants in the new Designed Exterior Showroom, located at Marsh Building Products, 715 E. Kemper Avenue, Loveland, Ohio, to apply the Designed Exterior concept and create a custom home exterior package worth up to $60,000.
Giveaway entries will be accepted through August 2, 2014.
For more information about the Designed Exterior Giveaway, including official contest rules, visit http://www.designedexteriorshowroom.com.
For more information on Ply Gem products and exterior home design solutions, visit http://www.plygem.com.
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About Ply Gem Ply Gem (NYSE: PGEM), headquartered in Cary, N.C., is a leading manufacturer of exterior building products in North America. Ply Gem produces a comprehensive product line of windows and patio doors, vinyl and aluminum siding and accessories, designer accents, cellular PVC trim and mouldings, vinyl fencing and railing, stone veneer and gutterware, used in both new construction and home repair and remodeling in the United States and Canada. Ply Gem siding group brands include Mastic Home Exteriors, Variform, NAPCO, Mitten, Cellwood, Georgia-Pacific Vinyl Siding and Accessories, Durabuilt, Ply Gem Stone, Ply Gem Trim and Mouldings, Ply Gem Fence and Railing, Ply Gem Accents and Shutters, Leaf Relief, Leaf Logic, Leaf Smart, and Monticello Columns. Ply Gem windows and patio door brands include Ply Gem Windows, Mastic Replacement Windows and Great Lakes Window. The companys brands are sold through short-line and two-step distributors, pro dealers, home improvement dealers and big box retailers. Additionally, Ply Gem distributes a wide-variety of exterior building products including replica-stone, fencing, railing, windows and doors and architectural accents via export globally and offers installation services in western Canada under the Gienow Renovations by Ply Gem brand. Ply Gem employs more than 6,000 associates across North America. Visit http://www.plygem.com for more information.
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BROOKSVILLE Most people would agree that the 163-year-old Chinsegut Hill manor house is among the most photographed edifices in Hernando County, with the earliest known images dating to the early 1900s.
But thanks to advanced 3-D technology and the endeavors of a team of spatial engineers from the University of South Florida, the storied structure now has a new photographic record that will provide valuable information to future generations of historians.
The recently completed project by the university's Alliance for Integrated Spatial Technologies involved setting up sophisticated terrestrial laser scanning cameras throughout the manor house to capture images that were later strung together to create a rolling three-dimensional "flyover" video image. The project took place in the spring during the early phase of an extensive $1.5 million restoration that is set to be completed by early September.
Friends of Chinsegut Hill director Christie Anderberg said the team spent several weeks at the site and was allowed access to areas of the structure that had been dismantled to replace rotting wood. The completed photos offered a rare glimpse of the dwelling, the construction of which began in 1851.
As a knowledgeable expert on the manor house, Anderberg has seen nearly every existing early photo of the home. The new three-dimensional photos capture a character of the structure she hadn't thought much about until now.
"It must have been a very comfortable place to live," she said. "It's very sturdy and well built. You can't imagine it ever falling down. No matter what."
One of Hernando County's oldest homesteads, Chinsegut Hill dates to 1847, when Col. Byrd Pearson laid claim to the land and surrounding acres to build a home and cultivate sugar cane. Four years later, he sold the house and property to Francis Ederington, who began construction on most of the original house that stands today. Additions and alterations were made in the 1850s and 1860s by subsequent owners, but the most substantial and historically significant period of the house is associated with its early to middle 20th century owners, Raymond and Margaret Robins.
Work on restoring the home to the period of the Robins family began in December with the replacement of the foundation. Since then, the work has progressed to upper areas of the house that had suffered from decades of neglect when the manor house served as a conference and education center for USF. Two weeks ago, crews completed installation of new wood siding and window frames. Installation of a new roof will begin in two weeks, Anderberg said.
While restoration of the edifice is the primary goal behind the $1.5 million grant awarded last year by the Florida Legislature, it included about $200,000 for archaeological research of the property and its surroundings as well. Anderberg said that the effort led to the discovery of what is believed to be the foundation footings of Pearson's original log cabin, built in 1842.
Anderberg believes that the archaeological dig around the property could also help fill in some gaps in the facility's history as a plantation that once produced sugar cane using slave labor.
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Lenexa, KANSAS (PRWEB) June 27, 2014
How do you know if it's time to replace your roof? How do you find a qualified roofer? And, how do you find a roof that resists fungus and algae? National Roofing Week from July 6-12, 2014, is the ideal time for homeowners to gain insights and answers to their roofing questions and focus on the roof overhead.
Organized by the National Roofing Contractors Association, National Roofing Week helps increase homeowner awareness about maintaining and replacing roofing systems. "The roof is one of the most important physical features of the home," says Ray Rosewall, president and CEO of DaVinci Roofscapes. "It's vital for homeowners to routinely evaluate the condition of their roof and make smart decisions on when it's time to replace their roof."
Working with DaVinci Roofscapes, home improvement expert and contractor Mark Clement with MyFixitUpLife has developed several roofing tips for homeowners.
Tips for Evaluating Your Roof 1.Using either a ladder or binoculars from across the street, look for problem areas, such as missing or broken shingles, along with roofing tiles that may be flapping in the wind. These are all indications that a new roof may be in your future.
2.If you have a steep sloped roof or a roof with multiple valleys, hire a professional roofing contractor to inspect your roof. They have the proper safety equipment to accurately inspect your roof and know exactly how to look for rodent and animal damage around chimneys along with worn out areas of the roof.
3.Check the sides of your roof. The southern exposure weathers significantly faster than the other sides of the roof, so make sure to carefully examine this area. Also, shallower pitches weather faster than steeper pitches. So again, if your roof has a shallow pitch --- like a shed dormer --- make certain you can clearly see it to get a true indication of the condition of your roof.
4.If you have a real cedar roof, consider your geographic location. Many West Coast homeowners are proactively replacing these wooden roofs with fire- and impact-resistant polymer shake roofs. Along with helping protect the home from potential wildfires, these roofs oftentimes come with a homeowner insurance discount.
"If a new roof is in your future, strongly consider one made of composite products that resist impact-, fire- and even insect infestations," says Clement. "For my home, I chose a polymer slate roof from DaVinci with a 50-year limited warranty. This roof will be around longer than me.
"When you select a polymer roofing product, you're investing in long-term security for your home. In addition to the great look, the roof requires minimal maintenance over the years. An added bonus is that these roofs are so impressive that many insurance companies offer discounts on homeowner insurance to people who have them."
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