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Category Archives: Home Exterior
Winter Weather Advisory
Winter Weather Advisory From Shade & Shutter Systems Inc. As unpredictable as the weather is where we live, make sure your storm protection products are working flawlessly. Protect your home from the harsh winter elements, Shade & Shutter Systems will … Continue reading
Cape Cod Home Construction – Building in a Flood Zone
By Erik Tolley If you own a home or are considering buying property on Cape Cod that is in a flood zone, remodeling and renovation projects can be complex. Flood proofing requires that the homeowner work with an experienced builder and … Continue reading
Cape Cod Snow Removal
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LAND SURVEYING INFORMATION FOR HOMEOWNERS
By Daniel Ojala, Down Cape Engineering If you are considering purchasing land, a home, or installing a fence, septic system or other improvements, it is important to retain the services of a Professional Land Surveyor. A Registered Professional Land Surveyor … Continue reading
Storm and Hurricane Shutters
The Northeast is in a high activity cycle with a major hurricane predicted in the near future. Even without the occurrence of a hurricane, global weather patterns are imposing a greater uncertainty in the upcoming storm season which is in … Continue reading
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Roof Cleaning And Stain Prevention
Is your roof covered with black streaks and dark stains? A stained roof is not only an eyesore, but the shingles are also being damaged, diminishing the life of your roof. On Cape Cod, Gloeocapsa Magma, more commonly known … Continue reading
Prolong the Life of Your Septic System
• Have your septic system inspected and pumped every 3 years. If the tank is full of excess of solids, the wastewater will not have enough time to settle in the tank. These excess solids will then pass on to … Continue reading
