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Sales. Everyone loves sales these days. If you're trying to save money on home improvement , here are some ideas for what to buy in August and September. Patio Furniture. While the hot weather has just hit parts of the country, home improvement retailers are always working on their buying cycles. Out with the old season--in with the new. Here are a few tips for buying patio furniture ...

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Looking for an inexpensive upgrade for your tired, old kitchen? Many people swear by cabinet refacing, a quick fix that adds new fronts to your existing cabinets. No need to tear out the cabinets or demo the whole room. Here's how to tell if cabinet refacing is right for you. Think about 3 main factors: Your kitchen layout. Is it functional and big enough? ...

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A little landscaping can go a long way toward boosting your home value. Most people realize the power of curb appeal, but they sometimes forget how the finishing touches can also make a big splash. Here are a few landscaping projects that can add to your overall curb appeal and, ultimately, your home value: A fountain or waterfall. There's nothing like the trickling sound of ...

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Big contractor or small? As you gather names of contractors to interview, you'll come across remodeling firms of different sizes and levels of expertise. Which one is best for your project? It's not as easy as saying the big contractor is more expensive than the small contractor because that's not always the case. Look first at two main factors--the scope of your remodeling and the level ...

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