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Going Granite, Inc.

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Going Granite, Inc.

Going Granite is a custom quality fabricator and installer of granite, marble, quartz and quartzite for kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities and outdoor living areas. At Going Granite, we fabricate and install your countertops in two weeks or less!

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812 South Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80903 (719) 439-7077 http://www.goinggranite.com/

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My Bermuda sod was put down at my new home in December. How do I care for it to promote growth and keep it healthy?

Brenton Roper of Ropa Roofing ^PRO answered:

Apr 25, 2017

Water until established and then cut the water back. Bermuda needs water, but not as much as some of the other types of grass. Keep it cut short

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Best way to caulk the seam between our backsplash and kitchen counter?

Scott Lawrence of AquaDuct Roof & Gutters ^PRO answered:

Jan 28, 2016

The trick with caulking is to spray the wet caulking with Windex and then tool it with your finger. For "rookies" you may want to use masking tape. Here is a YouTube video that might help, too. http ... read more

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