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Mark Soto is a freelance writer in the DIY, home improvement, and construction niche. He has experience writing about all types of contractor and construction related topics.

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Painting Your House in the Winter: 6 Facts Every Homeowner Should Know

Painting Your House in the Winter: 6 Facts Every Homeowner Should Know

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Roof Maintenance Tips to Help Homeowners Prep for Winter

Roof Maintenance Tips to Help Homeowners Prep for Winter

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7 Ways to Find New Construction Customers

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10 Cost Effective DIY Projects | DoItYourself.com

10 Cost Effective DIY Projects | DoItYourself.com

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Why mulch should not be touch your siding

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By Mark Soto, Mark Soto
| Santa Fe New Mexican Verified
Mulch curbs weed growth, improving the health of your lawn, and boosts curb appeal, improving the value of your home. But mulch needs to be used properly to prevent common issues that can occur when this seemingly harmless landscaping material is placed too close to your home’s siding and foundation. Ensuring appropriate spacing between your mulch and your house can protect the home’s exterior while making the most of the landscaping and lawn care benefits.
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Why mulch should not be touch your siding

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By Mark Soto
| The Big Nickel
Mulch curbs weed growth, improving the health of your lawn, and boosts curb appeal, improving the value of your home. But mulch needs to be used properly to prevent common issues that can occur when this seemingly harmless landscaping material is placed too close to your home’s siding and foundation. Ensuring appropriate spacing between your mulch and your house can protect the home’s exterior while making the most of the landscaping and lawn care benefits.
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Why mulch should not be touch your siding

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By Mark Soto
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
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