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Tub and shower refinishing using NAPCO new proprietary coatings gives homeowners a like-new tub or shower in a few hours with savings of 70% over replacement. Traditional bathroom remodeling often includes replacing the tub or the shower. This usually means several tradesmen, lots of dust, and a few days of work at the least. NAPCO coatings allow a quick refinish of a tub or shower, without little impact on the homeowner and the fixture can be used the same day.

Tub and shower refinishing is a process to refresh the surface of worn or damaged fixtures to like-new condition. The tub or shower is first prepped, including fixing minor repairs. A coating is then applied that gives the fixture a durable, glossy finish. Non-slip features can also be incorporated for bathroom safety.

According to Remodeling Magazine, a bathroom remodel returns, on average, 62% at time of resale. Homeowners looking to increase that return are choosing refinishing over replacement. Not only does refinishing save thousands over replacement but it involves one technician spending a few hours in-home.

According to Dani Nichols, Vice-President of NAPCO, Investment in home repairs have been deferred for the past 8 years and bathrooms are showing their age. A remodel that changes the color of an old tub or shower achieves home owner's goals without going over budget.

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About NAPCO, Ltd. NAPCO Ltd is a 30 year-old company providing equipment, supplies and training to professional kitchen and bathroom refinishers. A leader in the green remodeling movement, they offer sound alternatives to replacement of counters, sinks, tile and bathtubs. NAPCO is located in Skokie, IL and services all 50 states and 5 foreign countries. If you are interested in refinishing your tub, tile or counter top instead of replacing, call 1-800-888-1081 or visit http://www.napcoltd.com today.

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Since it was first erected in the nineteenth century, Sacred Heart church in Placentia has not undergone any major construction until now, that is.

Photo by Lee Everts

Sacred Heart church in Placentia has long been a distinguishing feature in the vista of what was known as the Great Beach of Placentia.

Time had taken its toll on the iconic church, with its distinctive tower reaching nobly into the sky. The roof was leaking. Much of the wooden exterior had succumbed to wood rot, and the doors were rusted and decaying. It was time to act. Now or never.

And so, on Oct. 5, 2011, members of Our Lady of Angels Roman Catholic Parish met to discuss the challenges that lay ahead. Their church, one that had been envisioned and erected over a century earlier, was in desperate need of attention. To save their church was vital in terms of its enduring function as a place of worship. Equally important was the fact that Sacred Heart church had become a significant part of the built heritage of the Town of Placentia. It meant something to everyone.

Distinguishing feature

For much of its history, Placentia was characterized by the same types of buildings that could be found in most of the communities in Newfoundland and Labrador. Single storey rugged-looking houses and the well-known salt box house rimmed the roadways.

Nevertheless, in the latter part of the nineteenth century, the Placentia landscape changed dramatically. Take a look at the various photographs from the period and this change would be easy to see. It was at this time, beginning around 1886, when the Sacred Heart church was built. From that point, Sacred Heart church became a distinguishing feature in the vista of what was known as the Great Beach of Placentia.

From the time it was initially built, a moderate amount of changes have been made to the church. At the beginning of the twentieth century, a church bell was installed and some additional work was completed. Afterwards, in 1917, stained glass windows were installed. Later, around 1975, the church underwent a significant change to its interior.

Now, almost 40 years later, the sounds of hammers and other tools of the carpentry trade can yet again be heard as Sacred Heart undergoes its latest transformation.

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The promise of a snowstorm and more cold was good news for Dave Ruhland and the wavy-haired Iceman he made by freezing about 50 water balloons around 3,000 ice cubes in a stacked rainbow of yellow, orange and green.

The burst of sherbet color on the front lawn of his apartment building on a drab but busy stretch of Sheridan Drive in the Town of Tonawanda has had people slowing down as they pass and sometimes even pulling over to pose for pictures beside it.

I try to brighten up the gloomy day as best I can, Ruhland said.

While Ruhland makes his living in construction, painting and rehabbing apartments, for the last few winters, he has made a hobby of building icemen at 2719 Sheridan. His pastime part art sculpture, part ice construction experiment has changed his take on winter.

While lots of people are sick of the cold and snow, hes eager for todays promised snowstorm and another crack at icy art.

I was probably the only one who was like, Please stay colder longer, he admitted Tuesday as he surveyed his work on the snowy lawn. The adrenaline gets going ... Before you know it, it doesnt even bother you.

Ruhland had not yet started to mend his Iceman 4, which was partially worn out by the weekends warm weather. After the 40-degree temperatures, only one side of his ice skin was intact.

Half of its ice-cube skeleton was exposed in appetizing layers of yellow, orangey-red and greenish-blue, like a tall snow cone of many flavors.

Its a pretty cool view, he said. Thats part of the fun, seeing how he melts.

It had taken a week and a half of painstaking work for him to build this 7-foot-tall man.

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