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…painted or stained. Cedar shakes and shingles are highly wind and hail…
…excellent fire resistance. Shingles cut from the heartwood…
…such as western red cedar, will last longer and…
…are a must. Because shingles are wood, they will…

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…Willis chose to install a concrete floor. Throughout the…
…for Austin is a line of concrete furniture. Cement roofing…
…are higher priced than shingles but last longer. It s Green, Not Just Gray Concrete can also be an eco-friendly…

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…wood, steel, and concrete from the time of…
…material than steel or concrete in terms of energy…
…says. Pine and cedar are also popular…
…clapboards, shakes, and shingles. "But with trim…
…furniture. Mahogany, cedar, and ironwood are…
…materials, such as concrete, are far less forgiving…

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…LivingHomes are warm, modern, prefab homes that include sustainable materials such as concrete floors with radiant heating…
…LivingHomes are warm, modern, prefab homes that include sustainable materials such as concrete floors with radiant heating…

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…roof product from tile to asphalt shingles or cedar shakes. Distressed-look metal…
…roofs are lighter than asphalt shingles so it s possible to add a new metal…
…only a single layer of asphalt shingles on an existing roof, a standing…

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As this precast concrete log home in Montana shows that concrete does not limit the appearance of a home. As this precast concrete log home in Montana shows that concrete does not limit the appearance of a home. Far from the misconceptions…

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…value or create a safety issue. We ll take you through a few concrete repair projects to help guide your approach. This concrete repair effort was inadequate. Proper concrete repair will result in a lasting solution. Photo courtesy of Karen…

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