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Well, the good ol' government once again threw a curveball to the building industry with the latest and greatest certification beginning on April 20th. The EPA RRP (Lead Paint Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule) kicked into effect last month and of course, there was (and still is) a mad scramble for builders, remodelers and painters to get their certification. [More]

Question: What do you get when an uninsured roofer falls off your roof? Answer: A Lawsuit [More]

Even those of us (and I count myself in this illustrious category) could handle this project! DIY Outdoor Shower Panels

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It used to be a no-brainer – you chose wood. Today however, choosing a deck material requires careful research to decide what type of look and feel you want for your home. Below are listed some popular materials used for decks. It’s important to examine the pros and cons of each before you choose what type of deck you want for your home. [More]

When I tell people who I work for - they get this kinda funny look on their face and say "So you sell wood?" I just want to yell " Well, yeah, we do sell wood. But we also sell so many other things too! Come in and you'll see!"

I really had no idea that the Lumber and Building Materials Industry was so gigantic. I thought Mid-Cape Home Centers was just this little local, yokel kinda place where you know, they sold wood. Who knew wood was traded as a commodity? Who knew there were all these cool new things you could do with your kitchen design. Who knew about the battles that take place amongst competition.... I certainly didn't. My dads a lawyer and handy as a sloth. (love ya dad!) [More]

Email newsletters might not seem very “cutting edge” at this point – they’ve been around for a while now. But if you’re not using them, you should be. Why? Because your business is made of 2 kinds of people…. [More]

What the heck is a CGP? [More]

Anyone disturbing more than 6 sq. ft. (Interior) & 20 sq. ft. (Exterior) of lead paint working in residential homes,
apartments, child care facilities and schools built pre-1978 - needs to attend the EPA Lead Paint Training & Certification course. This includes all contractors, carpenters, painters, renovation specialists and more. [More]