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Marie Brown (Abendroth)
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Content Marketing Specialist, Jetura Media
Federal Way
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Education , Feature Writing , Sports
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By Lora Novak Verified, Marie Brown (Abendroth)| Today’s Homeowner Verified With regular usage, it’s common for concrete driveways to develop cracks, crumbling edges, or even sunken areas. If you already have the money tucked away for concrete driveway repair costs when that happens, you’ll be well ahead of the game. Driveway repairs range from filling small cracks and holes to foam jacking a sunken slab until it’s level again.
By Lora Novak Verified, Marie Brown (Abendroth)| Today’s Homeowner Verified Millions of homes in the U.S. are at risk of flooding, and it’s only projected to get worse as the likelihood of extreme weather events increases. All it takes is heavy rain to flood your basement or crawlspace with a foot or more of standing water. I’ve seen firsthand what damage even a minor flood can do — things like mold and mildew, water-damaged building materials, and short-circuited electrical systems.
By Andrew Dunn, Marie Brown (Abendroth)| Today’s Homeowner Verified Concrete might just be the perfect patio material. It’s ultra-durable, low maintenance, and stunningly versatile. Plus, with stamping, stenciling, and staining, you can mimic the look of practically any material, including stone, brick, and marble. A concrete patio is relatively affordable, too, costing up to half as much as premium materials. Most homeowners typically pay between $1,920 and $6,000 for their patio.
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