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Lorton, VA (PRWEB) October 08, 2013

WISA Solutions is reaching out to all realtors and investors to help them sell their listing for top dollar. For the time being, WISA is offering remodeling deals to all realtors and investors in the Northern Virginia area to help them move properties. The remodeling deal is letting the realtor and investor to pay 50% up front and remaining balance during the settlement payment and or 90 days.

The remodeling deal includes all kinds of work ranging from handyman work to full house remodeling. Whether the property needs a new kitchen or just touch up paint, this deal will cover it. WISA will be giving this deal for kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, basement finishing, flooring, roofing, windows, painting, finishing, siding and all handyman work.

WISA Solutions also has a showroom located in Lorton, VA where the realtors can come by and check out different products and to get inspiration. WISA will also be offering a free design to all realtors and to all of their clients to help them get the most out of their investment. The showroom has over 6 full size kitchens, 7 full size bathrooms and a wide selection of tile and flooring.

Helping realtors sell properties for top dollar and fast is nothing new for WISA Solutions. WISA has been working closely with brokers, realtors and investors all over the Northern Virginia area to help them remodel properties and sell them for the best return on investment. WISA has done properties in Falls Church, Fairfax, Fairfax Station, Burke, Springfield, Annandale, Lorton, Alexandria and Arlington ranging from apartments, to condos to townhouses to single family homes.

The craftsmanship WISA puts into every project is spectacular and is unmatched in the construction industry which in turn helps get the most return on investment.

WISA is so confident that their remodeling will help sell the property that they are allowing the realtor to pay 50% up front and remaining balance during the settlement payment and or 90 days.

WISA business hours are from 8AM-5PM weekdays and 9AM-5PM on Saturdays and by appointment with any time outside of that.

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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Planese, Inc., announced today that homeowners across the country are now willing to spend 30 percent of the value of their home when they remodel; remodeling expense as a percentage of home value has been trending upward since 2007. Consumers also plan to use materials that are more expensive and spend an average of $102,000 to improve their homes.

These findings are part of the Fall 2013 Remodeling Sentiment Report, a forward-looking report based on data from the Planese and http://www.remodelormove.com survey of homeowners nationwide that analyzes and documents trends in the home improvement industry. Planese compared the responses of today's homeowners throughout the nation against the findings reported both during the recession in 2010 and at the height of the remodeling boom in 2007.

"The wealth effect is taking hold; consumers are spending again, which bodes well for the entire home improvement industry," said Dan Fritschen, CEO and co-founder of Planese, Inc. Since 2005, Fritschen has researched and published remodeling industry data about U.S. homeowners, their remodeling plans, and their intentions. "More people are feeling secure enough during this economic environment that they are remodeling. It's no longer the most affluent; we are at the beginning of a multi-year trend."

More homeowners (74 percent) plan to hire a general contractor, which is up significantly from the 64 percent reported in 2010 and 2007. The percentage of people who plan to engage an architect (56 percent) has bounced back from the low of 47 percent in 2010 during the recession. As the scope of projects increases, so does the need for an architect.

The projects planned are larger; the average number of rooms to remodel is four. Homeowners are more likely to remodel a kitchen (55 percent), which tends to be expensive and often is a discretionary expenditure, than a bathroom (48 percent), which is often viewed as a necessity.

The survey also found that homeowners are less likely to do any of the work themselves. Today, 43 percent plans to do none of the remodeling work themselves as compared to 36 percent in both 2010 and 2007. In addition, more homeowners say they will use expensive materials when they remodel (17 percent) today, as compared to 9 percent in 2010 and 10 percent in 2007.

Planese Survey Results: Cost to remodel /home value 2007 25% 2010 28% 2013 30%

Plan to perform none of the work 2007 36% 2010 36% 2013 43%

Plan to use a general contractor 2007 64% 2010 64% 2013 74%

Plan to hire an architect 2007 54% 2010 47% 2013 56%

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Q: Ed, we recently moved and our new kitchen has a nice island area with a natural stone countertop, but no sink! We have a basement under the kitchen, so I guess to save counter space or money the sink was never installed. We really want the sink. Is this a complicated project? Thanks. Your information can help us prepare for this job. Fred, Iowa

A: First, the good news is that you do have access under the island area. If you were on a concrete slab, that could have been a deal-breaker. Moving forward, it's a good idea to meet with your local building inspector before you start the project. This way, any necessary permits can be taken out.

Installing a new sink in your existing kitchen island can be a little complicated and could involve a few contractors. Basically, it may break down like this:

1. The contractor needs to find or create an open pocket area in the cabinet base large enough for the sink and plumbing to be installed.

2. A countertop stone-cutter can then cut out a sink hole over the pocket area where a "drop-in" style of sink can be installed.

3. The plumber can drill through the cabinet base and floor to run water and drain lines into the pocket area to connect the sink and faucet.

Finally, prepare your patience and budget ahead of time, so that you don't end up "stranded" on your kitchen island because of poor planning.

Master contractor/plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book "Ed Del Grande's House Call," the host of TV and Internet shows and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com. Always consult local contractors and codes.

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HOUSTON, Oct. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Most homeowners don't pay attention to the drains and toilet in their home until they stop working. The majority of clogs are completely avoidable and preventing clogging is far less expensive than having a plumber come out clean your homes plumbing. Top Houston Plumber

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"A clogged drain line or toilet accounts for a large portion of service calls our plumbers make. We have found that most of the clogs could have been prevented but the homeowners had no idea or misconceptions as to how to keep their drain lines clean," explains Jon Nevarez, Owner of Mammoth Plumbing. "As part of our service to our customers, our master plumbing technicians offer advise and tips to how to prevent and maintain the plumbing system that was just repaired."

These are the tips that Mammoth Plumbing techs provide to homeowners whenever they repair or replace sewer line, hydrojet large clogs, or remove debris from drains:

1. Use Drain Screens

Having a drain screen on your sink or in your shower can help to keep food particles from going down your drain, as well as keeping hair from building up in pipes. Depending on whether you are looking for screens for your bathroom or kitchen sink, or for your bathtub, you can find different sizes to go in your drain and fit snugly and properly. If you use drain screens on a regular basis and make sure to clean them correctly and consistently, that will vastly help to decrease the chances of buildup in your drain and stop clogs from occurring.

2. Watch What Goes In Your Drain

Being careless about what you put in your sink, even if you have a garbage disposal, can play a big part in causing problems with your drains. For instance, peelings for potatoes and fruit, as well as egg shells, are not completely chewed up by the garbage disposal and so the remains stay in your pipes. Pasta and rice are both bad to throw in the sink because the water makes them swell and that causes water leakage. You should also avoid putting coffee grounds, grease and other strange chemicals in your sinks. And of course make sure that no plastic, paper or other foreign objects make their way into the sink that don't belong.

3. Proper Toilet Flushing

Just as bad things going in the sinks can cause clogging, so can flushing things down the toilet. At restaurants and public restrooms they often have signs posted that ask you to not put anything large in the toilet and to dispose of paper towels and other hygiene products in the trash; those are good rules to follow in your own home. If you are flushing old sauces or soups, make sure you do it in small incrememts. Don't place any foreign objects or anything nondegradeable in your toilet either.

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College Station, TX (PRWEB) October 08, 2013

AgniTEK, a nationally-recognized company for their expertise in helping organizations leverage technology to improve businesses, is pleased to announce the launch of a website for Venus Pest Company at http://www.venuspest.com. The new website was designed and created by AgniTEK associates and is live on the web.

Venus Pest Control is your choice of service for pest control problems for the basic pests, but also for mosquitoes, termites and carpenter ants, fire ant, rodent, flea and tick, and aphid and chinch bugs. There is also commercial, rental, one time service, and green options available which gives Venus a very strong presence in the extermination industry. The variety of services offered sets Venus Pest Company apart from their competitors. Every pest control program that Venus utilizes was developed and perfected by the president, who has a PhD in entomology.

The Venus Pest Company website offers a detailed services page, as well as price estimate sheet that you can submit and get a response within one business day. Also on the site there is a detailed FAQs page that answers questions or gives helpful tips regarding pests. On the Contact Us page there is a Request a Quote portal that allows you to submit your problem and receive a quote for their service. Venus Pest Company abides by their ideals of commitment to client service, protecting client health, safeguarding the environment, and serving the community; and with these they have received many honors and have been featured in magazines for their service. This website and all of its features were made possible by the associates of AgniTEK.

AgniTEK is a full-service website and software solutions company serving Texas companies for over 15 years. They deliver reliability, consistency, simplicity and value in website services and software application development work. AgniTEK has been named a five-time Newman 10 Award winner and three-time Aggie 100 Award winner.

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Cree, Inc. (CREE) extends its Cree Edge High Output (HO) LED luminaire series with TrueWhite Technology to bring industry-leading 90 CRI color quality and performance to outdoor lighting applications. The high-performance luminaire delivers superior color rendering with unprecedented high-output 5000K illumination. Designed for automotive dealership front lines, exterior retail applications and other high-lumen applications requiring high color quality, the Cree Edge HO TrueWhite luminaire showcases inventory in vivid light while saving significantly on energy and maintenance costs compared to the metal halide fixtures it replaces.

In the automotive dealership industry, we depend on our ability to beautifully display vehicles where customers make their first impressions - on the front line, said Scott Gruwell, general manager, Courtesy Chevrolet. Cree understands the sales benefits of dramatically enhancing curb appeal with more vivid colors, allowing us to keep selling cars long after dark. With the introduction of the Cree Edge HO TrueWhite luminaire, dealerships get remarkable color quality without having to compromise on energy and maintenance savings, helping to improve the bottom line.

Utilizing Crees Automotive FrontlineOptic technology, the Cree Edge HO TrueWhite luminaire precisely delivers light on the front row of a car dealerships inventory, improving the appearance of the propertys highest-profile area and enabling auto dealers to use one Cree Edge luminaire to replace up to four metal halide fixtures typically needed on each pole to properly illuminate the front line. Compared to metal halide fixtures that can lose up to 40 percent of their initial light output after just one year of operation, the Cree Edge HO TrueWhite luminaire delivers both consistent light output and superior color quality while using 70 percent less energy. The new luminaire is covered by Crees industry-leading 10-year limited warranty.

Cree engineered the Cree Edge HO TrueWhite luminaire to provide a no-compromise, high-output luminaire that offers enhanced color quality, improved illumination performance and greater reliability with a decade of virtually maintenance-free operation, all in one revolutionary luminaire, said Greg Merritt, Cree vice president, marketing, lighting.

The Cree Edge High Output TrueWhite LED luminaire is sold through Cree lighting sales channels. Please visit http://www.cree.com/lighting/EdgeHO to learn more.

About Cree

Cree is leading the LED lighting revolution and making energy-wasting traditional lighting technologies obsolete through the use of energy-efficient, mercury-free LED lighting. Cree is a market-leading innovator of lighting-class LEDs, LED lighting and semiconductor products for power and radio-frequency (RF) applications.

Cree's product families include LED fixtures and bulbs, blue and green LED chips, high-brightness LEDs, lighting-class power LEDs, power-switching devices and RF devices. Cree products are driving improvements in applications such as general illumination, electronic signs and signals, power supplies and solar inverters.

For additional product and company information, please refer to http://www.cree.com/lighting.

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