After you have purchased the new home of your dreams from your builder, you will probably immediately start thinking about personal decorating touches that you can add. When considering these personal touches, do not think just about the interior of the house. |
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Natural gas is commonly used in homes
as an energy source, and like any energy source, it must be used
correctly to be efficient and safe.
Natural gas is a versatile,
clean-burning fuel. It is often used to heat your home, cook food,
heat water to bathe with, dry clothes, and even start the fire in the
fireplace. In its natural state, it is a non-toxic, colorless,
tasteless and odorless gas. The "smell" you recognize as
natural gas odor is added so you will know if there is a gas leak in
your home. |
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We often forget what a real emergency is until we are reminded by a disaster such as a hurricane, flood, or fire. Emergencies and disasters can occur anytime, anywhere. Some are primarily seasonal and allow for certain preparations, others occur swiftly and without warning. |
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What is Mold?
Mold is alive, but it is neither a plant nor an animal. Mold is a type of fungus. It is part of a group
of living organisms that are very common and serve an important role in the environment. Penicillin, an antibiotic that has saved many lives, is a type of mold, as is yeast. |
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 You want to hire a remodeler, but where do you begin?
- Local trade associations, such as the Black Hills
Home Builders Association.
- Friends, family, neighbors,
co-workers, and others who have had remodeling work done.
- Independent trade contractors, building materials suppliers,
architects, engineers, home inspectors, local lenders, and insurance
professionals.
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Consumers need to make an educated
decision when choosing a builder to build a home for them. Not doing
your homework before hand may lead to problems later.
This information highlights areas where
questions should be asked and a reputable builder will have no
problem producing the documents or answers to the questions. |
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So you have just moved into your brand
new home. You shopped around and did plenty
of research to find the home that was just right for you. You signed
a big pile of documents at closing, the moving trucks have left, all
the boxes are unpacked, and all your belongings are in their proper
places. What should you do now? |
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