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A Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Kitchen Remodel Costs

The Marling Lumber & HomeWorks team understands the importance of transparency and informed decision-making. We’ll help demystify kitchen remodel costs so you can create the perfect space you desire!

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Composite vs. Wood Decks: Pros and Cons

So, you’ve decided to add a deck to your home — a cozy space for summer barbecues, family gatherings, and relaxing evenings under the stars. But before you dive into your deck construction project, you need to make an important decision: wood or composite? Both materials have unique qualities and distinct pros and cons; understanding their differences is essential in choosing the perfect decking material options for your outdoor space.

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A Guide to Lumber Types & Applications

When it comes to construction, carpentry, and woodworking projects, one of the most crucial materials to consider is lumber. Lumber is the term used for processed wood that is ready for use in various applications. It's a versatile material with a wide range of properties, making it suitable for everything from simple DIY projects to complex architectural designs.

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Collaborative Design with the KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio

A store within a store is nothing new. The big box stores thought of that concept a while ago. Collections within a store are organized like little boutiques. It helps you with choices - all the shoes are together; all the sportswear is together, and all the sleepwear is together. You get the idea.

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Why a New Quartz Countertop is a Great Investment

If you’re like most homeowners, at some point the idea of renovation will cross your mind. Needs change, styles and trends evolve, and age takes its toll on even the most solidly built structures. Kitchen remodels are the most popular home improvement project — not only in Wisconsin, but across the U.S. Because the kitchen serves as a gathering place, especially when we’re entertaining, we want it to look great. One of the best ways to accomplish this is by updating the countertops.

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Is it time for a new roof?

If you think its time for a new roof – it probably is. Roofs last about 12 to 20 years, but environmental factors play a part in a roof’s longevity. Lots of sun, hail and wind take their toll. If you are the second or third owner of a home, you may not be quite sure how long the roof has been on it and if it was installed properly. Remember, the time to get a new roof is before something drastic happens.

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Check Your Deck - May is Deck Safety Month

Before you start spending a lot of time outside on the deck with family and friends, there are a number of things you should check to make sure everyone stays safe and has a good time. If you need new boards, new railings or new lighting, the sales associates at Marling can help you with your options. If you’ve decided you want a new deck, a bigger deck or a porch - we’re also here to help.

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Prevent Moss From Growing On Your Roof

Moss is a simple, non-vascular plant that doesn’t grow flowers, wood or true roots. While moss can be very beautiful in certain natural settings, it is very bad for your roof. Once moss takes ahold of your roof, it can cause structural damage, resulting in degradation. The moisture leads to mold and bacteria growth that slowly destroy your shingles, resulting in holes in the roof and leaks in your home.

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Roofing Safety Tips

You can never be too careful when it comes to roof safety. Whether you are installing, repairing, or simply doing some seasonal cleaning, it is important to take the proper safety precautions. One wrong move and you could fall. Here are some helpful tips to ensure that you stay safe when working on your roof.

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Prevent Moss From Growing On Your Roof

Moss is a simple, non-vascular plant that doesn’t grow flowers, wood or true roots. While moss can be very beautiful in certain natural settings, it is very bad for your roof. Once moss takes a hold of your roof, it can cause structural damage, resulting in degradation.

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