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Cleaning Countertops and Cabinets
On April 13, 2020 in Cabinetry, Cabinets, General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
Cleaning Countertops and Cabinets
While we clean our kitchen countertops and bathroom vanity tops every day; and the cabinets occasionally, there are times when we need to be sure they are as clean and germ-free as we can get them. You may want to do this when you are moving into a new home or apartment — you may need to do it because of health concerns. Whatever the reason for the need to clean, here’s some information on cleaning, deep cleaning and not damaging countertops or cabinets. A good rule to follow is ALWAYS test whatever you are using on a small inconspicuous area first.
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Awesome Accessories: Sorting Through Cabinet Storage Options
On March 13, 2020 in Cabinets, DIY, General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
Awesome Accessories: Sorting Through Cabinet Storage Options
The designers at Marling locations can help you sort out what you may or may not need and also talk about how each might push up your price point. Here are some things to think about when you are considering cabinet storage options.
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Tagged With: Aristokraft, cabinetaccessories, cabinetstorage, Diamond, Diamond Cabinets, Echelon, kitchendesign, kitchenstorage, KraftMaid, KraftMaid Cabinets, Merillat, Merillat Cabinetry
Exterior Color Trends and Design
On February 25, 2020 in General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
Exterior Color Trends and Design
Color trends come and go but it’s likely you will be remaining in your home for a while so if you are making a big change, take a little time to think about it. Remember, you can browse a Marling showroom and look at new colors and some of the “re-invented” tried and true colors for siding, doors, shutters, exterior trim, and shingles.
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Surviving a Remodel
On August 6, 2019 in DIY, General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
Surviving a Remodel
You’ve done it - made the decision to have that remodel done. The design is great, you have your contractor picked out and you are ready! Or are you? Sure, you think you’ve got every detail planned - but stuff happens. So, despite your best efforts to be prepared for everything, prepare to be flexible. Here’s some tips and information you need to take care of and remember about a remodeling project.
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May Is Deck Safety Month
On May 13, 2019 in Decking, General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
May Is Deck Safety Month
Deck Safety Month is the perfect time to check and be sure your deck is in tip-top shape for the upcoming deck season.
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Before and After - What a transformation!
On April 5, 2019 in Cabinets, General by Gage O'Laughlin Gage O'Laughlin
his gorgeous remodel by Marling Lumber and HomeWorks Designer Kelly Pallesen gave the homeowners a more functional, bright kitchen. They wanted additional storage, up-to-date cabinets and just an all-around updated and more modern feel.
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Collaborative design with the KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio | KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio
On February 5, 2019 in Cabinets, General by Tricia Pesce Tricia Pesce
Collaborative design with the KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio | KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio
The KraftMaid Vantage Design studio is almost 240 square feet of collaborative space with everything a customer needs to pick a color palette and embrace the process. Learn about the KraftMaid Vantage Design Studio here.
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Millwork - Easy Upgrade Option
On June 11, 2018 in General by Lukas Radtke Lukas Radtke
Millwork - Easy Upgrade Option
Millwork has its own mysterious vocabulary and a bewildering array of options. Let's break it down. Millwork used to be architectural features, enhancements, build-ups that you put in a room to finish it off. The embellishments were made of wood and milled - see how easy that was - millwork.
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Tagged With: Crown Molding, Decorative Accents, Interior Trim, Millwork
Is it time for a new roof?
On May 10, 2018 in General, Roofing by Lukas Radtke Lukas Radtke
Is it time for a new roof?
If you think its time for a new roof – it probably is. Roofs last about 12 to 20 years, but environmental factors play a part in a roof’s longevity. Lots of sun, hail and wind take their toll. If you are the second or third owner of a home, you may not be quite sure how long the roof has been on it and if it was installed properly. Remember, the time to get a new roof is before something drastic happens.
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Tagged With: Certainteed, GAF, Owens Corning, re-roofing, roofing, shingles
What to know about vinyl windows
On April 30, 2018 in DIY, General, Windows by Lukas Radtke Lukas Radtke
What to know about vinyl windows
Many homeowners building a new home look to vinyl windows for savings and aesthetics – but more and more people renovating are also going with vinyl windows. A recent report shows more vinyl windows are being sold than all other types of windows combined. A sales associate at Marling Lumber and HomeWorks can help you chose the right window for the right area and steer you through the maze of styles and attributes.
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Tagged With: Alliance, Jeld-Wen, Midway, PlyGem, remodeling, Silverline by Andersen, vinyl windows, Weather Shield, windows

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    While we clean our kitchen countertops and bathroom vanity tops every day; and the cabinets occasionally, there are times when we need to be sure they are as clean and germ-free as we can get them. You may want to do this when you are moving into a new home or apartment — you may need to do it ...
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