Need help with showers, tubs, toilet, or the pipes in the wall? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
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When catastrophe strikes it’s time to call in the pros. Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
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Who wouldn’t want a clean burning fire to warm up the winter season? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
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Who doesn’t want to come home to a spotless home? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
- Housekeeping Associates – 517-336-8822
- Clean and Green Housekeeping Services, Inc – 517-803-9170
- Renee’s Cleaning – 517-243-3086
- Complete Cleanout Services (House, Garage, Barn, Complete Estates) – 989-721-1042
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Time to freshen up that carpet? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
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Looking for some beautifully tiled floors? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
See also: Bathrooms
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Want to freshen up the walls? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
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Need to expand, or rearrange? Well, hopefully you’re in the right place! These service professionals have been recommended by the FreedomRE Community in the hopes that you find what you’re looking for. As always, if you would like to recommend an addition or comment on an entry, please contact me.
See also: Bathrooms
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Radon isn’t a problem if your house is on a slab, right? To find out I went to my trusted inspector and radon tester, and this was his reply…
Radon gas comes up from the earth at a ground level slab just as it does under the basement slab. There is an easier route for radon to enter into a basement in a home with footing tiles and an open sump crock. But, any negative pressure inside of a slab home or a basement without footing tiles and a sump crock can draw radon up into the home through cracks in the slab floor. This negative pressure is created by items such as furnace and water heater exhausts, running a dryer or just general stack/chimney effect. So, I have had high readings in homes on a slab, but you are correct in that it is much less frequently than a home with a basement.
So, do you want to bother with a radon inspection if buying a home on a slab? I’ll leave that decision to you 😉
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Ever flip the switch to your garbage disposal and just have it hum at you? Fortunately there’s a relatively easy fix… just insert a hex wrench (often one will even be taped to the disposal – or see example image) into the hole on the bottom of the disposal (see picture). Turn the wrench a few times to free up the blades and you should be back in business!
Example hex wrench set…
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