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Stately Design & Renovation

Rick Baker's background includes a real estate degree, real estate broker's license (now expired!, 14 years as an air traffic controller and 5 years in home decor. Mr. Baker gained valuable construction knowledge during his years in the real estate industry, remodeling houses and owning rent houses. His time at the Federal Aviation Administration equipped him to handle the stress that comes with major home renovation projects. During the last years at the FAA, Mr. Baker was a project manager of a large web and database system used by every air traffic control facility in the country. Deciding to combine his construction, project management and home decor skills, Mr. Baker brings a well rounded skill set to your project.

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Messy Mortar

Lori Boyter of RockAway Co. PRO answered:

Dec 23, 2014
The wash the brick mason is talking about is an acid wash. That should take care of the white stains. As far as the vertical brick looking a different color, the acid wash should take care of that too ... read more
What is the best way to kill and remove about 1/3 acre of poison ivy? Some of it is on the ground but it is also climbing trees.
May 19, 2014
The best way to remove the poison ivy would be to get a goat or two. A pair of goats would have the poison ivy in about a day without leaving any chemicals left behind. Keep in mind though that goats ... read more

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