Article Archive for November 2009
Wood cabinets – “tree” facts you should know By Kelly Morisseau One of the interesting things about the next generation of home buyers is they appear to have very little knowledge of wood and its properties. I thought of writing this post when our young office manager, who has a degree in interior design, asked [...]
Putting Eco into Environment from Toronto Painters Here’s a little article about my friend George Z of Toronto Painters. Adding to the discussion of the environmental policies of Ecopainting Inc, the following are some of the current policies of our Toronto Painting Company Office – Administration Print only the proposals and related documents needed for jobs in [...]
Introducing the only ceramic film worthy of the 3M name. By Jeremy Dobbins If you are concerned about rising energy prices, global warming, interior fading of your furniture, artwork and flooring, or if you are worried about the safety and security of your home or business and are seeking some peace of mind then window [...]
Price, how is price arrived at? What is a fair price? I’ll keep this short. Price is an intangible exercise for tangible results. A saying you may have heard goes something like this “He is a person who knows the cost of everything, but the value of nothing”. In other words, price and value are [...]
Just to be fair, Intelligent Estimate, partly sponsored by Andersen windows and free to everyone is built on the Superbuild platform. I checked and indeed they are one and the same. So whats the problem? None really, just be sure you read the fine print, free is rarely free and you will pay in giving [...]
Written by Dave Cook The weather forecasters of the night before were saying that perhaps this day would be the last really nice day for a while. What better place to have to work than Pleasant Lake? And they were at least correct in the prediction of a sunny autumn day, high temps in the [...]

