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Your basement wants to dry up and function the way it should and here’s how Olivieri & Son can keep it moisture-free
More than half of basements in homes have a moisture problem—and they are not just old homes. According to the American Society of Home Inspectors, many new homes will develop a leak in the basement within 10 to 15 years of being built. “All houses will develop small cracks when they are settling,” says Mark Olivieri, who, along...
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Permanent Floors Carpet One doesn’t just sell tile and flooring, the company also has master craftsmen installing it
Founded in 1947, Permanent Floors Carpet One has made a name for itself by offering the widest selection of flooring in its sprawling showroom, coupled with design innovation and VIP customer service. This has earned acclaim from customers all over Northeast Ohio and within their industry as well. Due to its impressive tile installation work,...
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Captivating guests from across the area and beyond, the clever chefs, bartenders and brew masters at Blue Heron Brewery officially own these next few months
Part of the fun of enjoying craft beers at Blue Heron Brewery is sampling the new and creative concoctions of Mike Piazza, brew master and co-owner of the establishment. Just in time for the spring and summer season, Mike recently tapped into Version 3 of his ongoing rotating Pale Project. “In the Pale Project, Josiah (Beha, brewer) and I...
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Should your HVAC system stay, or should it go?
In the beginning, there was fire. We quickly found out that it was hot and should be contained. As mankind progressed, we found a way to put that fire in a box. And it was good. Then in the early 1900s, we discovered that very same box could also provide an arctic chill, even in the middle of summer. Gone were the days of sourcing ice from a...
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A Final Thought: I Really Don’t Know Clouds At All
By the time you read this sometime in mid-May, I hope we will have experienced relief from the constant rain. But for now, here in early May, I have decided to build an ark, assuming I can find a place to construct it where it will not sink into Northeast Ohio’s soggy loam. By comparison, my wife and I spent a few days at the end of April in...
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