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You can begin to put your tax refund to work by visiting the fabulous Choice Cabinet showroom, where the company’s design team is eager to create your spectacular kitchen
The federal government does one thing very well: collecting your tax money. The bad news is that it usually takes more of your money than it is entitled to. The good news, for about three quarters of all tax filers, is that it has to give back the excess—and the average annual refund is about $2,500. A new kitchen is the ideal...
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The Gutter Boys can repair your gutters and cover them, too
After the heavy snows in late February, those of us who failed to plow our driveways discovered that the snow had turned to ice. My own driveway became what can only be described as a glacier. My car got stuck on three different occasions, and I had to walk to the mailbox like a flat-footed, little old lady to avoid falling and breaking a...
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Chagrin Home Improvements can prepare your deck for the warm weather to come
Everyone is looking forward to getting back outside, even if it’s just to the back of the house. Winter is on its way out, but it may have left behind some damage to your deck. Now is the time to get on the schedule at Chagrin Home Improvements for deck repairs, cleaning and staining. “We’re filling up fast for spring and summer deck...
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Motorization of your blinds, shades or drapes, is increasingly more popular and more affordable with Budget Blinds of Strongsville
If you’re embarrassed while trying to justify your ownership of a land line telephone or a paper road map to eye-rolling GenX house guests, you’d better camouflage your drape and blind cords. Or, better yet, you might break out your Smart Phone—iOS version 14.4 please—and call Budget Blinds to get your window treatments...
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Bath R Us makes the new most important room of the house dynamic
The dynamic bathroom renovation company Bath R Us is celebrating its one-year anniversary next month by branching into its third major market—Toledo—to join others in Cleveland and Columbus. “Last year on March 10, I was sitting by myself in a Chicago hotel room poring over all the training materials about bathroom renovations...
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