Meet Matt Blank of MBC Building Remodeling, LLC
Hi, I #39;m Matt Blank, Marketing and Sales with MBC Building Remodeling, LLC! Looking for Remodeling or Renovations in Lancaster County, PA? http://www.mbcremodeling.com.
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Won #39;t be seeing you until after Thanksgiving. Just a brief update.
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Crafts and Remodeling {#Vlovember Day 3}
We did lots of crafts today and worked on remodeling our kitchen today. Yesterday #39;s Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR0GrBD6OHQ list=UUbkoTMBWguMGTIh6kJsYcoQ Vlovember Playlist: ...
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Manchester, Connecticut (PRWEB) November 04, 2014
Web Services CT has announced a new website launch for PLD Construction & Remodeling, a general contractor and home improvement business based out of East Walpole, Massachusetts.
The new website was designed to provide visitors an overview of the services offered by PLD, rich photography of their work, as well as a blogging platform to offer helpful advice and company news.
One of the preeminent features of the newly-launched site is its responsive framework allowing the website to fit accordingly based on the dimensions of the device it is being viewed on. It does this by recognizing what size device is opening the page, then re-formatting and re-sizing the website to display properly. This eliminates the need for a separate mobile site in a world when most users are choosing smart phones and tablets to access content.
PLD Construction and Remodeling is a home remodeling business centered in East Walpole, Massachusetts that offers an array of home improvement services. They offer high-end renovations, custom cabinetry, additions, and remodeling services to residents of both Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
The company was founded in 2008 by owner Patrick Dugan, who has more than a decade of experience in the industry. They pride themselves in not only being a master of their craft but always making a point to meet or exceed the needs of each client. Their reputation and expertise has led to features in Professional Remodeler as well as Builder+Architect magazines.
To learn more about the company and see the new site, please visit them at: http://www.pldremodeling.com or call (781) 953-5058.
About Web Services CT: Web Services CT, a Connecticut based internet marketing company, helps small business owners gain an edge over larger competitors by creating high quality websites combined with effective search engine optimization and other digital marketing tactics. Their marketing services include Web Design, SEO, PPC, Social Media Marketing and other digital marketing services.
To learn more about Web Services CT, please visit http://www.webservicesct.com.
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HVAC Install Remodeling Project: "Milos" Part 1
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Handyman Akron Ohio | (330) 576-3895
If you are looking for a handyman in Akron, Ohio you have found the right company. Holland Remodeling Building, LLC is a full service construction and remodeling company, serving businesses...
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Minecraft Custom Map - Simburbia - Ep 04 - "Remodeling the Town Hall"
Simburbia is a custom map for Minecraft created by Jigarbov. It #39;s a city simulator and it #39;s basically Sim City in Minecraft. Plots you build affect other plots around them and they also require...
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WASHINGTON -- The National Association of Home Builders' (NAHB) Remodeling Market Index (RMI) reclaimed the high-water mark of 57 in the third quarter of 2014. This is the sixth consecutive quarter for an RMI reading above 50.
An RMI above 50 indicates that more remodelers report market activity is higher (compared to the prior quarter) than report it is lower. The overall RMI averages ratings of current remodeling activity with indicators of future remodeling activity.
"Most remodelers remain confident that the market is improving as home owners undertake renovations, large and small," said NAHB Remodelers Chair Paul Sullivan, CAPS, CGR, CGP, of Waterville Valley, N.H. "The consistency and longevity of positive RMI readings are in line with the gradual recovery of the housing industry."
The RMI's future market conditions index rose to 58 from 56 in the previous quarter. All four of its subcomponents--calls for bids, amount of work committed for the next three months, backlog of jobs and appointments for proposals--increased or remained level with the previous quarter's reading.
The current market conditions component of the RMI increased one point to 57 this quarter. A two-point gain was made among the categories of large additions as well as smaller remodeling jobs with readings of 56 and 58, respectively.
"The stabilization of the RMI in the mid-50s for more than a year demonstrates the slow, steady recovery of the housing industry that we expect to continue," said NAHB Chief Economist David Crowe. "The major headwind to a stronger recovery is a shortage of qualified labor and subcontractors in some parts of the county, making if difficult for remodelers to employ carpenters and finish projects as quickly and economically as many of their customers expect."
For more information about remodeling, visit nahb.org/remodel.
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Remodeling Market Index Reclaims All-Time High
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- BuildZoom, the intelligent marketplace for remodeling and construction services, recently launched its new remodeling index with a finding that permitted remodeling activity in Seattle and New York has surpassed pre-crisis highs, while in Miami and Atlanta it remains well below the pre-crisis peak.
Drawing upon the company's database of approximately 45 million building permits from sources across the United States, the BuildZoom Remodeling Index tracks changes in permitted residential remodeling and maintenance activity in several major metropolitan markets on a monthly basis. Access the data HERE.
"We believe that the BuildZoom Remodeling Index, in tracking remodeling and maintenance of the existing housing stock, will provide a valuable new source of information to improve understanding of the housing market, a critical component of the economy," said Issi Romem, Chief Economist for BuildZoom. "There are US cities in which it is particularly difficult to expand the housing stock with new construction. In such cities, much of the action is in the upgrading and re-purposing of existing real estate. At BuildZoom, we hope to shed light on this aspect of the housing market, which has largely remained hidden until now."
As reported in the table below and shown in the graphs, the remodeling index shows that from the precrisis peak to the post-crisis trough, residential remodeling activity in New York and Seattle fell by approximately 25%. Remodeling activity in other parts of the country was hit much harder by the housing market crisis than in New York. In Miami and Atlanta, for example, residential remodeling activity plunged by 60% and 85%, respectively. Although both cities have seen a rise since then, neither has reverted to pre-crisis levels. As of September, residential remodeling activity in both Miami and Atlanta is still 55% below its pre-crisis peak.
"The housing markets in Miami and Atlanta were more buoyant than most before the crisis," said Romem. "Although the current rate of remodeling in Miami and Atlanta may be too low to maintain the housing stock in good repair over an extended period," he added, "we should not necessarily expect - or even want - remodeling activity to revert to its highest levels pre-crisis."
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