Archive for the 'renovations' Category

Aug 01 2006

Complete House Facade Renovation

Published by superfunkomatic under renovations

Well, for the past 3 months we’ve been beavering away at renovating the look of our little house.
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The original plan was to tear off the mint green siding and repaint the stucco and trim. Well needless to say that this job like many others when renovating had […]

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May 07 2006

it’s spring what else could we do but renovate

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well, it’s safe now for the renovation season to begin fullforce. we’ve now had our water heater, furnace and water softener added (oooh, soft water).
haven’t had soft water since i lived in vancouver 15 years ago. it’s so nice to have soft and white clothes out of the washer. and showers are absolutely devine. […]

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Apr 25 2006

lessons with tools and ladders

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when climbing a ladder you’ll notice a little sticker or message saying don’t stand on the topmost step - “this is not a step”. well, i ignored that advice from the manufacturer. stood on the last step. slipped on last step while balancing precariously in the attic. began to fall out of the attic. grabbed […]

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Apr 04 2006

off comes the blouse

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well, i’d had enough of looking at the crappy old vinyl siding on the front of the house. i know that in the 70s and 80s it was a fashionable thing to do - dress up the house with vinyl siding. well, it sure as hell isn’t fashionable anymore. it was an eyesore, one which […]

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Mar 15 2006

upgrades to the house and upgrades to monthly payments

Published by superfunkomatic under renovations

calgary has an unbelievable housing market right now. you could find a cardboard box to live in, then the following week sell it for $300,000.
houses are selling in bidding wars. a friend from work had a house down the street sell for $60,000 over the asking price. shortages of labour, materials and common sense and […]

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