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Mark Baird: The Door That Sticks Is Trying to Tell You Something

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By Mark E. Baird
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One of our most common service calls is for a problem door that no longer closes correctly and is sticking or rubbing on the jamb and/or the threshold. The door that doesn’t work properly rarely heals itself and usually gets worse as people pull, push, lift and even occasionally kick while struggling to get it open, closed or locked; sometimes eventually cracking the door, jamb or a glass pane in the door.
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Mark Baird: Now’s the Time to Prepare Your Home for Whatever Winter Brings

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By Mark E. Baird
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As summer fades into fall, the talk will turn to how much rain the coming winter will bring. Despite being less than correct in their predictions for the last few winters, the meteorologic community is predicting a SUPER El Niño is on the way, and we should all be ready for heavy rain. It is always easy to ignore and put off weather-related home maintenance, so here are a few issues that homeowners might address while we still may have a few months of dry weather left.
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Mark Baird: The Coastal Homeowner’s Guide to Fighting Mildew

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By Mark E. Baird
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Question: The outside walls and trim of our house are covered with a black powdery mold that is really starting to look terrible! The mold is especially noticeable on the eaves and trim that are painted white, but it is all over the siding boards, too. My husband thinks we need to pressure wash the house and that will take care of the problem. What should we do?
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