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Heather Russell

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Heather Russell

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2 years of experience

I will clean your home absolutely spotless. I offer basic house cleaning, deep cleanings, special requests, laundry, you name it! I am fast and reliable and can get it done for you!

I will clean your home absolutely spotless. I offer basic house cleaning, deep cleanings, special requests, laundry, you name it! I am fast and reliable and can get it done for you!



We specialize in LawnCare and Landscaping services. Also include other outdoor services, if not sure ask us and we will take care of it.


JnL.Crew.LLC

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JnL.Crew.LLC

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we.offer.remodeling.house.cleaning animal.sitting.elderly.care.including sitting with your loved one and making sure they are well taken care of cooking them three meals a day and making sure meds are provided and they can get to stay at home and do there normal activities and live a better life then being trapped in assisted living

we.offer.remodeling.house.cleaning animal.sitting.elderly.care.including sitting with your loved one and making sure they are well taken care of cooking them three meals a day and making sure meds are provided and they can get to stay at home and do there normal activities and live a better life then being trapped in assisted living


B&E electric

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B&E electric

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We can do any electrical big or small and I take pride in beating all competitors prices, and we take pride in our work. Only the best for our customers

We can do any electrical big or small and I take pride in beating all competitors prices, and we take pride in our work. Only the best for our customers





Pegram and Sons

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Pegram and Sons

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14 years of experience

I have been a subcontractor for over 20 years. My main priority is to make sure that the customer is satisfied. I can do painting, tile work, fencing, drywall , sheetrock, trim work, etc.

I have been a subcontractor for over 20 years. My main priority is to make sure that the customer is satisfied. I can do painting, tile work, fencing, drywall , sheetrock, trim work, etc.

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Painting questions, answered by experts

Yes, you can paint galvanized chain link, but the process is a bit more difficult as it requires additional prep work. Before applying the primer and paint, you must remove the original coating from the metal, which can be time-consuming. If the original coating is not removed, the primer and paint will not bond properly and cause peeling over time.

First, make sure that you tape off all the areas that you don’t want to paint black. It’s harder to paint a light color over black than to touch up any lighter spots you missed. Once you’ve taped it off, make sure that the surface is clean and smooth, and then prime the wall with a tinted primer in gray. This step will help to transition from a lighter color to a darker one.

You can remove your gutters before painting, but it's rarely required. It can be easier to paint gutters on the ground once you or a pro have removed them, but replacing them afterward can be challenging. In these cases, removing gutters may be impractical. Make your decision based on your comfort level and abilities.

Painting walls white can make your space appear cleaner, brighter, and simpler. It creates a blank canvas for you to explore your home decor skills and doesn't limit your creativity. White walls are common in homes for this reason so it's always good to consider, especially if you plan to sell your home in the future.

While paint drying smoothly on a wall is ideal, a can full of dry paint is not. To open a can of dry paint, you’ll need a tool with a sharp edge, such as a utility knife or a box cutter. Take your tool and score the area where the lid meets the can to break through the dried-up paint. Then, use a paint can opener or a flathead screwdriver to pry the lid open and check the state of the contents. For smaller cans with plastic lids, you can run the top under hot water to loosen the lid. 

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