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Should Sheetrock Be Staggered?

Properly positioning sheetrock or drywall is essential for a smooth finish and the best strength, while minimizing the risk of future cracks. But is it always worthwhile to stagger sheetrock? Why Sheetrock Should Be Staggered Sheetrock can be hung in even, parallel rows or it can be staggered to create T-shaped junctions. Ultimately, staggered seams are stronger because the joints – the weakest part of the wall or ceiling installation – are minimized. Staggered joints are also less visible and easier to conceal for a flawless finish, offering a smoother, more professional look to the completed job. Yet there are...
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Interior Design Trends to Watch in 2020

While this article was previously published on Remodeling at the end of 2019, the design tips still hold true as we get through the first few months of 2020. As 2020 edges closer, experts are continuing to project the trends that will remain from 2019 and the new ones that will emerge in 2020. The design space is no different, and experts spoke with AZ Big Media to share which "innovative and exciting" design ideas are poised for big years in the year ahead. Subway TileFrom kitchen backsplashes to bathroom floors, there’s nothing that brings on the urban vibes quite like subway...
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Drive-Thru Option Available

We’ve added a drive-thru option in response to the current situation with COVID-19. If you prefer to stay in your car just pull around back and park in one of the designated spots, and we’ll take it from there. Our facility is designed as a drive-thru with the exception of the hardware store, and this new protocol allows you the option to stay in your car from start to finish if you want. If you come in the store, please know that we have cleaning protocols in place that include twice-daily disinfection of all common surfaces. Contact Us
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Houzz: Islands at the Center of Most Kitchen Renovations

Large islands remain the focal point of renovated kitchens in the U.S., according to the 2020 Houzz Kitchen Trends Study. Three in five renovated kitchens feature an island, with one-third of renovating homeowners adding an island during renovations and one in five renovators upgrading an existing kitchen island. Islands have a high value to renovating homeowners for their versatility, serving as a space for dining, entertaining, and socializing as well as providing kitchen storage. Homeowners are also electing to make islands the visual highlight of renovated kitchens. Two in five renovators adding or upgrading island cabinetry opt for a color that...
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Tips to Improve the Air Quality in Your Home

Many think air pollution is just an outdoor issue. The truth is, indoor air quality is just as important. Perhaps even more so, when you consider the amount of time spent indoors. Poor inside air quality is due to many factors such as a lack of ventilation, chemicals present in building materials (especially in older homes), fire retardants, radon and more. Additionally, there can be issues of dust mites, molds, and pet dander, all of which are very common allergens. Some argue that in the past, people never seemed to be as sensitive to these allergens as they are today....