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21 Dec

Tips From Joe – Dec 21 2020

Connect with our Pros!

Check A Pro Joe helps out some homeowner listeners with connections to prequalified Check A Pro Home Service Providers. Everything from Landscapers to Re-modelers and Painters. This week, Mindy Kersey, from Environmental Pro-Tech Water Treatment, stops by the studio to talk with Joe about water quality in your home. The quality of water in your home is vital to you and your family. You use water daily for drinking, cooking, cleaning, dish washing, laundry, shampooing, bathing, along with a variety of other things. The people at Environmental Protech understand firsthand the importance of clean water for you and your family.

Later in the show Doug Langston from Tilted Concrete Solutions discusses how he can lift your concrete driveway or sidewalk with Joe. Their skilled technicians provide innovative solutions for leveling sinking concrete slabs, and specialize in everything from expansion joint repair to cement driveway leveling and concrete sidewalk leveling. Have a sinking swimming pool? They even offer pool lifting services that restore beauty and safety to your property.

To hear the interview with Mindy and Dough, click the below.

As a reminder I can be reached at (281) 398-7767 during the radio show or any time during the week. Thanks to everyone listening and the callers who called in. Great questions this week!

Remember – Before you hire a contractor to come to your home always ask for their Certificate of Insurance, License with the state of Texas and References. If you don’t want to go through that just log on to www.checkapro.com we have already done the work for you!

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PRO TIP

Keep tree roots away from your walkways and driveways. The roots will begin to move your concrete as the tree spreads it’s roots. Have a root barrier installed, or remove the tree to keep your concrete areas including your foundation safe from movement.