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From new kitchens and bathroom remodeling to new windows and new fences and new floors, our versatile staff will take care of your renovation projects.
We even offer handyman services to handle maintenance and repair projects for your home or business. Our Magnolia Handyman On Call service is popular with homeowners and businesses that want the peace of mind knowing their minor repairs and improvements and routine maintenance work are handled with a reliable service they can trust.
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Residents of the Greater Capital Region of Albany, NY call us for their home renovation, remodeling, repair and maintenance needs.
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We take great care and pride in assisting the Greater Capital Region - Albany NY, Schenectady NY, Troy NY, and the surrounding communities - with quality home renovation and commercial facility management services from a reliable company you can trust. From kitchen remodeling to bathroom remodeling, we can do it and much more. We offer services customized for you to transform your home or business into the space of your dreams!
eNewsletter 2018
5 Tips for Getting Ready for the Winter Season Fall/Winter 2018
Fall is here! The warm sunny days of summer have given way to the crisp days and cold nights of fall. Winter will be here before we know it. Five simple tips can help you make the most of the season with less stress and more savings.
1. Time for a Check Up. Before you start up the furnace for the upcoming heating season, have it checked to be sure it's in good working order. Your furnace, boiler or other heating appliance should be inspected before you crank it up. A cleaning and tune up can help keep the appliance working properly. It is important to check for leaks, faulty valves and other issues to be sure your boiler or furnace is operating safely and efficiently.
2. Be a Draft Master. A draft in the house that causes a chill you can't shake is so frustrating! Find the gaps, cracks and voids that are letting all the cold air in and driving up your heating bills. When you find a draft, the force of the cold air rushing in can feel like a tiny air conditioner. Just what we need on a cold winter day in the Capital Region of Albany, NY. Doors, windows and baseboards are the usual suspects. Be a draft master! Seal those gaps and cracks with caulk, weather stripping and door sweeps. Any pipes, ducts or wiring through your exterior walls can be sealed with caulk or foam insulation around the opening to keep the air out. Mastering small air leaks can lead to big changes in the comfort of your home and energy conservation.
3. Plan Ahead for the Holidays Now. When the holidays come, so do our guests. Now is the time to consider home improvement projects to make holiday hosting a breeze. Replacing a leaky faucet or tricky door knob can be done quickly and easily. Painting and new countertops for your kitchen or a vanity for your bath are great ways to refresh an old room. New cabinet hardware are another inexpensive way to get great results. Fixing loose handrails or replacing faulty or dim lights help keep everyone safe in and around your home. With a little planning, you can make small home improvements that will be pleasing to you and your guests as well as your budget.
4. Wrap it Don't Risk it. Protect your water pipes from freezing cold weather. Pipe insulation is a no-brainer low cost way to protect your pipes from the cold. You can usually find the insulation at a local hardware store for a few bucks. Exposed pipes in your basement or other areas where the temperature can drop below freezing or where cold air can breeze in are at greatest risk. A frozen pipe can be very costly to repair and can cause additional damage to your floors and walls. You can also insulate your exterior water hose spigot. An added benefit of insulation is energy conservation, keeping your hot water hot and saving you money too. Yup, a no brainer.
5. Detectors. No catchy lines here. Check your fire, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Replace the batteries and test the detectors to be sure they work properly. If it is time to upgrade, get the new 10-year detectors that don't need to have their batteries changed. Detectors save lives. They are important year-round. In the winter, when we use space heaters and fireplaces and light candles and cook and bake for the holidays, it is especially important to make sure detectors are working so we can stay safe. Do it.
Stay safe and warm this season!
Fall is here! The warm sunny days of summer have given way to the crisp days and cold nights of fall. Winter will be here before we know it. Five simple tips can help you make the most of the season with less stress and more savings.
1. Time for a Check Up. Before you start up the furnace for the upcoming heating season, have it checked to be sure it's in good working order. Your furnace, boiler or other heating appliance should be inspected before you crank it up. A cleaning and tune up can help keep the appliance working properly. It is important to check for leaks, faulty valves and other issues to be sure your boiler or furnace is operating safely and efficiently.
2. Be a Draft Master. A draft in the house that causes a chill you can't shake is so frustrating! Find the gaps, cracks and voids that are letting all the cold air in and driving up your heating bills. When you find a draft, the force of the cold air rushing in can feel like a tiny air conditioner. Just what we need on a cold winter day in the Capital Region of Albany, NY. Doors, windows and baseboards are the usual suspects. Be a draft master! Seal those gaps and cracks with caulk, weather stripping and door sweeps. Any pipes, ducts or wiring through your exterior walls can be sealed with caulk or foam insulation around the opening to keep the air out. Mastering small air leaks can lead to big changes in the comfort of your home and energy conservation.
3. Plan Ahead for the Holidays Now. When the holidays come, so do our guests. Now is the time to consider home improvement projects to make holiday hosting a breeze. Replacing a leaky faucet or tricky door knob can be done quickly and easily. Painting and new countertops for your kitchen or a vanity for your bath are great ways to refresh an old room. New cabinet hardware are another inexpensive way to get great results. Fixing loose handrails or replacing faulty or dim lights help keep everyone safe in and around your home. With a little planning, you can make small home improvements that will be pleasing to you and your guests as well as your budget.
4. Wrap it Don't Risk it. Protect your water pipes from freezing cold weather. Pipe insulation is a no-brainer low cost way to protect your pipes from the cold. You can usually find the insulation at a local hardware store for a few bucks. Exposed pipes in your basement or other areas where the temperature can drop below freezing or where cold air can breeze in are at greatest risk. A frozen pipe can be very costly to repair and can cause additional damage to your floors and walls. You can also insulate your exterior water hose spigot. An added benefit of insulation is energy conservation, keeping your hot water hot and saving you money too. Yup, a no brainer.
5. Detectors. No catchy lines here. Check your fire, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Replace the batteries and test the detectors to be sure they work properly. If it is time to upgrade, get the new 10-year detectors that don't need to have their batteries changed. Detectors save lives. They are important year-round. In the winter, when we use space heaters and fireplaces and light candles and cook and bake for the holidays, it is especially important to make sure detectors are working so we can stay safe. Do it.
Stay safe and warm this season!
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