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Concrete Dilemma: Do You Repair or Replace Your Patio or Driveway?
Hardscapes Require Some Attention After Years of Weathering Effects Homeowners consider their driveways and patios to be permanent fixtures at their properties. The material remains hardy for several decades. There will come a time, however, when the material will...
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Signs of Pests and What to do About Them in Your Lawn
Lawn Pests Leave Calling Cards That Reveal Their True Identities The grass seems to be growing an inch per minute in residents' minds as spring continues to warm Lafayette. This astounding growth isn't limited to just the grass. In fact, everything seems to be...
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Nontoxic Alternatives to Weed Control
Weed Control Starts With Key Preparation Steps and Diligent Observations Spring has sprung, and many Boulder residents are thrilled to get back to the garden. Cultivating an herb garden, encouraging flowers to bloom and other gardening tasks are on the to-do list this...
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Stone Patio and Custom Fence in Firestone
We recently created a stunning stone patio and fence in Firestone. We pride ourselves on the quality of our stone work. Please note the custom porting to reroute runoff water away from the foundation. Colorado sandstone is the most durable of building materials. With...
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Fixing up Those Worn Screens is Easier Than You Might Think
Torn and worn-down window screens can really make a property look dated and unkempt. For many homeowners, they aren't sure about tackling this particular project. It looks like complex work. In fact, repairing or replacing the screens are simple tasks. DIYers must...
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Outdoor Kitchen Omni Interlocken Hotel
We recently created an outdoor kitchen and cooking island for the Omni Interlocken Hotel in Broomfield. The outdoor kitchen was built adjacent to one of their outdoor pools and included concrete countertops, multiple grills and food prep area for catering to large...
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Repairing Stonework and Brickwork
Fix Cracks and Crumbling Mortar With Easy-to-Follow Guidelines Most properties have some form of hardscape that involves bricks or stones. It offers a contrast between the lawn, trees or flower gardens. This stonework, however, isn't a permanent installation. It does...
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Cold Weather Settling In: Your Guide to Late-Fall and Early-Winter Landscape Maintenance
(Originally posted November 2017) Prepare the Yard in Early Winter to Have a Spectacular Landscape in the Spring Leaves continue to fall as autumn's chill drops a few more degrees. Winter is certainly on its way, but families still have time to prepare their...
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Squirrels Munch on Fruit From the Trees Unless Homeowners Take a Proactive Approach
Colorado residents have seen everything when it comes to squirrel activity. They scamper, fight and snag foods from any trees that they can access. Fruit and nuts are their favorite foods. However, residents may not want to share their tree fruits with the local...
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Intelligent Landscaping: Conserving Water in Your Colorado Yard
Improve the Household's Watering Practices to Conserve Precious Resources Conserving water is a critical part of life in Colorado. An ongoing drought continues to affect much of the state. Homeowners are taking it upon themselves to conserve water as much as possible....
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