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    Home in Stephenville, Texas – The Story of Vanderbilt Place

    [ad_1] A beautiful, 2-story, 3700 square foot home was built on the site of what was previously the McIlvaney Academy which was claimed by fire in 1919. We call this home “Vanderbilt Place.” With its hardwood floors, French doors, claw foot tubs, five fireplaces and high ceilings, one would be hard pressed to find a

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    Antiques – Wood Basics

    [ad_1] Oak, mahogany, walnut, pine, rosewood, maple, elm; you may have some or all of these woods in your home. But, do you know how to tell the difference among them? In this month’s column, we’ll talk about the different kinds of wood that are regularly seen in antique furniture and some common decorative treatments.

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    Changing Carpet Stairs To Wood – Do I Rebuild Or Reface?

    [ad_1] Carpeted stairs are passé. Hardwood stairs are the way to go, but is it possible to replace carpet on stairs with wood, without destroying the house, living under the mess of a construction site for months on end or selling your only child to the bank? Absolutely, as long as you can answer yes

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    Repairing Drywall Water Damage

    [ad_1] If your home ever gets flooded, chances are that the water damage will call for some drywall repairs. It’s important to take care of these repairs as fast as possible, the sooner the better. There are various reasons to get the repairs done quick, the first one being mold. Mold grows quickly in water

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    Is Professional Tile Cleaning Worth the Price?

    [ad_1] It is time to clean your grout. Saying that one phrase often makes people sick or worse, depressed. Is it really worth paying someone else to handle this sometimes daunting task? Let’s see what the benefits and drawbacks are to this relatively new home service. First of all, many people are unfamiliar with this

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    The Best Rug Pad For Aubusson Rugs

    [ad_1] The reasons for having the correct pad under your aubusson rug are to keep your carpet flat and wrinkle free, prolong its life and hold it to the floor. Many people ask me which is the right rug pad for an aubusson and my answer is simple. Choose a dense and relatively thin, no

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