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    Build Your Own Compost Bin In 3 Steps

    Composting is the process of natural organisms within the earth breaking down leaves, yard trimmings, food waste and other organic materials. This process is occurring naturally all of the time, but it can also be facilitated deliberately to accelerate the process for a specific purpose. Composting results in a nutrient-rich organic material that can help enhance your landscaping and facilitate better growth when added to lawns, flower beds and vegetable gardens.

    Leaf Spot Diseases And Your Trees: Dealing With The Spots

    Shade trees can turn most homes' backyards into a great place to hang out. Unfortunately, shade trees are susceptible to a number of problems, including leaf spot diseases. The diseases eat away at the leaves and can destroy a tree that was once beautiful. Diagnosis and immediate treatment of the trees are important to saving the tree. What Are the Symptoms of Leaf Spot Diseases? The most obvious sign that your trees are suffering from a leaf spot disease is the spots that appear on the leaves.

    Durability And Longevity: Reasons To Choose Metal Roofing

    Buying a roof is a costly venture. Repairing your roof is a cost that can creep into your budget and cause a real strain. Replacing a roof prematurely can further cramp your budget. The wrong roofing choice can cause problems down the road, while the right roofing choice can help you avoid budget-straining repairs and roof replacements. If you want to avoid the kind of costs that can put a stranglehold on your budget, you should consider paying a little extra initially in order to install a metal roof.

    Three Situations In Which Concrete Construction May Be Better Than Steel

    For buildings less 50,000 square feet, steel construction costs tend to be lower than those for concrete. However, concrete does have its advantages, and there are situations in which it becomes more suitable than steel. Such situations may be dictated by: Location The local authorities will always have a say on building materials, which is why location may force you to use concrete instead of steel. For example, local fire codes may preclude the construction of a steel building because the material is not as fire resistance as concrete.