Pankow Construction

[...] sites, you can almost guarantee that there will be some type of bulldozer present, usually crawler dozers. Unfortunately, crawler dozers rarely get the attention they deserve until the need for one [...]

[...] your creativity soar and you will end up with a kitchen you’ll love. About the Author: Danielle blogs on behalf of Sears and other brands she uses. The post A Modern Kitchen Facelift appeared [...]

[...] in other designs, make sure your space suits your family’s style. About the Author: Danielle blogs on behalf of Sears and other brands she uses. The post Designing a Living Room Perfect for [...]

[...] work you’ve done to create a better, space efficient kitchen.   About the Author: Danielle blogs on behalf of Sears and other brands she uses. The post Easy Fixes that Save Space in Your [...]

[...] complex appearance that will appeal to the eye and stimulate your mind. About the Author: Danielle blogs on behalf of Sears and other brands she uses. The post Shining a Light on Your Decor appeared [...]

[...] The easiest way to create the effect of a brand new wooden floor, is to sand it down using an electric sander. Sanding paper is not ideal for the job as it would take an awful lot of sand paper and an [...]

[...] concrete set, either hit the sides of the mold multiple times with a rubber mallet or run an electric sander without sandpaper attached around the outside of the mold. Now you just have to let the [...]

[...] , it will affect the hardwood floors. Removing linoleum is time-consuming but simple. Use a utility knife to cut the linoleum out in sections, and lift them out with a putty knife. Once you’ve [...]

[...] pulls away from the studs that support it.   To remove waterlogged drywall, use a utility knife to cut around damaged sections, making sure to remove any wet insulation, too. Use caution [...]

[...] you’ll need time to let the concrete and caulk cure and set, building your own concrete countertop isn’t a one-weekend project, and it definitely isn’t a one-person project & [...]

[...] tears in your wiring or cords and that all electrical outlets are properly mounted and sealed. Failure to inspect tools, outlets, units and more may [...]

[...] , so keep children and pets away from the basement. If water is high enough that it covers electrical outlets or is touching power cords, don’t enter the basement until the water has receded. & [...]

[...] with the variety of frames available to bring out the most in your renovation. - 3. Glass Splashbacks While tiles have always been the go-to material for vanity splashbacks, glass is quickly [...]

[...] like they are farther apart. If you have a small shower enclosure, you can consider colour glass splashbacks. These are low-maintenance, easy to clean and make the space more hygienic. If you have the [...]

[...] pipes If you hear a disturbingly loud “thud” in your pipes when you turn on your bathroom faucets, don’t be alarmed — that’s an easy problem to fix. You’re hearing [...]

[...] be a hefty investment for a homeowner. From stylish chevron stone tile installed as a bathroom backsplash to luxurious giallo travertine flooring installed as an eye-catching statement, [...]