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FREE Home Exterior Cleaning Giveaway! We are giving away one free home cleaning package to the absolute dirtiest worst looking home we can find! Dirty roof, dirty siding, driveway, and more. If you know of a house that is in desperate need of cleaning, then tag your friends. All you need do to qualify is the following: -Like ourFacebook Page, & share thisPost. -In the comments section below, post a pic of your submission for dirtiest house. The most likes for dirtiest home will probably win! -Then email us through the website with the pic of your dirty house and you will be entered to win. Simple as that. The winner of the absolute dirtiest house will get a total house cleaning package for free. We want to show the massive transformations we can make in a short amount of time with our services! http://curbappeal-solutions.com/ ...read more
By Curb Appeal Home Solutions August 30, 2017
If you’ve driven around Springfield MO, you’ve undoubtedly seen all those homes that have black stains on their roof. I’d say approximately 70% of homes in Springfield MO need roof cleaning in order to restore the look of their home. Many people think that you can’t clean your roof and need to replace it to get that new look again. That is just not true and it’s actually very quick and easy to clean a roof and restore it to brand new looking. It is quick and relatively cheap to get this service done, but it’s not something you can really do yourself at the house. In order to clean roofs properly you need specialized chemicals and equipment to do it the right way. You can’t just go down to the local store and buy some bleach, spray it on and walk away. There is only 3 chemicals that can be used to clean roofs the right way and those chemicals include: sodium hypochlorite (chlorine), sodium hydroxide (caustic lye), and sodium percarbonate (think oxy clean). Only one type of chemical is recommended and approved by roofing manufacturers that won’t void the warranty on your shingles. Sodium hypochlorite is the ONLY thing you should be using to properly clean the roof. Many people are offset by the idea of using this chemical to clean their home, but it truly is a very safe option. The reason that sodium hypochlorite is a safe cleaning solution is because of the chemistry behind it. It is not safe to the skin or to breath, but since it breaks down so quickly upon contact with the roof, it makes it the best option. Chlorine is rendered completely inactive with a short amount of time of being sprayed on your roof. Any increase in any heat above 60 degrees contributes greatly to the breakdown of chlorine and also when it comes in contact with organic materials. When we spray the solution on your roof, it will be totally safe by the time we rinse it off and dispose of the waste water using gutter hosing. The only thing left after the solution breaks down is salt. We guarantee that we wont hurt your plants or any portion of your house! If you are absolutely against the use of chlorine, we do have other options available that some would consider more environmentally friendly. But one thing is for sure!If you don’t want those stains to come back, YOU HAVE TO KILL THE ALGAE, MOSS, & LICHEN! So what are those black stains? The technical term for them is Gloeocapsa Magma, which is a type of algae that causes those black streaks. They feed off filler material and moisture in your shingles. They are spread by aerial spores or birds landing on your roof. Once they start growing, they will do nothing but spread all over the shady areas of your roof. Typically the northside and portions that are covered by trees or in heavy shade. The more moisture there is on the roof the faster they will grow. These stains are not only an eye sore, but they are destroying the lifespan of your roof. It’s even worse if you have moss or lichen, growing on the roof. The problem with moss or lichen is that it actually grows roots into your shingles and when you remove them it can take some of the granules with them, leaving splotches on your shingles. These types of growth absolutely must be removed or they will permanently damage your roof! Things you don’t want to put on your roof? TSP-Trisodium Phosphate is a very dangerous type of cleaning agent that is very harmful to the environment. It is a scouring agent and can cause damage to your paint, etching on your glass windows, and other damaging effects on your home. This is a very common cleaning chemical used by local contractors and has been outlawed in numerous states because of it’s effect on the environment. Sodium Hydroxide-While this chemical is very effective at cleaning roofs, one of the best. It is also VERY caustic and if you don’t have gutters all the way around your house, it can literally eat the paint off your metal fascia and other painted metal on your home. It is also very dangerous to handle and can burn the skin badly. It is essentially a caustic lye, that isn’t harmful to the environment, but can be harmful to numerous exterior surfaces. This chemical can be used on certain homes that have guttering all the way around and no metal coverings. But chlorine is a better option. What’s the difference between Curb Appeal Home Solutions and other local contractors? One of the main things that separates us from the competition is that we offer a full service rinse and repair of your roof. Its not just a roof cleaning, it’s a roof makeover. Our technicians have years of working on roofs and being roof installation contractors, so we know how to clean them and fix them. We will inspect your roof for any leaks or issues with your shingles and repair them for you. Another big thing to consider is that most local contractors don’t actually rinse the roof. Which leaves you having to wait on the rain to clean your roof which can take months. And even though your roof doesn’t look clean until the rain does its work, you still have to pay in full. The reason they do this is because you can’t power wash a roof and they don’t own the specialized equipment to give it a low pressure rinse. It takes specialized equipment that can spray water at less than a 100 psi, so that your shingles aren’t damaged, but the roof is also left looking extremely clean. Another reason is because they don’t like their employees climbing on the roof for insurance reasons. The equipment and process we use absolutely won’t hurt your roof, it will leave it looking much cleaner than the competition, and we do it cheaper! How can you beat that? Call us today to schedule an appointment! Click here for pricing info! 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By Curb Appeal Home Solutions August 30, 2017
||||| Not a member yet? Register Now! | Forgot Your Password? » Banking & Finance » Business Services » Construction » Education » Energy » Environment » Government » Health care » Insurance » Investments » Legal » Manufacturing » Real Estate » Retail » Small Business » Technology » Tourism » Transportation » Weekends Tuesday, September 02, 2008 12:52:33 PM For-sale office space in short supply Los Angeles-based Fort Properties borrowed $11.2 million to purchase the Chase call center at Republic Road and Campbell Avenue. Chase has a lease through 2027.Brokers say buyer-users are targeting what little is available in south Springfield By Matt Wagner Springfield Business Journal Staff 9/1/2008 The demand for professional office space on Springfield’s south side has remained steady in the face of a faltering residential real estate market, according to local commercial Realtors. Several sizeable office buildings already have changed hands in 2008, and signs suggest there could be more deals hammered out before year’s end. Most of the buildings sold this year were home to existing office tenants that are now leasing from new landlords. In July, for example, a Canada-based company sold the Chase call center at 303 E. Republic Road to a California outfit. Los Angeles-based Fort Properties Inc. bought the 268,413-square-foot, three-story, Class A building for an undisclosed price from Toronto-based Brookfield Asset Management Inc.’s Brookfield Real Estate Opportunity Group, but JPMorgan Chase NA has a lease through August 2027. Fort Properties borrowed $11.2 million toward the purchase, according to Greene County property records. And in February, a group of six local investors doing business as White Dog Properties LLC picked up the 36,000-square-foot Eleven Eleven Building at 1111 S. Glenstone Ave. from Eleven Eleven Development Co. for an undisclosed amount. White Dog borrowed about $2.85 million from Metropolitan National Bank toward the purchase of the three-story building, according to a Greene County deed of trust. “It was a good value,” said Tom Goss, one of White Dog’s investors. “We got the building appraised and paid pretty close to the appraised value.” Goss said leases carried over for all of the building’s tenants – a group that includes Pellham Phillips Architects Engineers, Safety Council of the Ozarks and AT&T Yellow Pages. Pellham Phillips principal Larry Phillips and his former business partner, commercial Realtor Galen Pellham, were among the investors who sold the Eleven Eleven Building – built in 1986 – to White Dog. About 25 people employed by Goss’ human services management firm, WD Management, now occupy about 6,000 square feet on the building’s second floor. The growing company most recently leased space from Alternative Opportunities Inc. at 2626 W. College Ave. Prior to striking a deal for the Eleven Eleven Building, Goss spent two years searching for available office space – mainly along South National Avenue between Battlefield Road and Primrose Street. “There’s supply, but the further south you go and the newer the buildings are, the more per square foot it costs to occupy,” he said. “So (the Eleven Eleven Building) is kind of a blend between the brand-new stuff that’s $16, $18 a square foot and older space you can get for $6 or $8 a square foot.” Realtors who spoke with Springfield Business Journal said a crop of potential buyer-users are on the prowl for office buildings. Pellham, at Pellham Commercial Realtors, said three of his clients who have outgrown their existing space are negotiating to buy three separate office facilities in south Springfield, and he’s hopeful the deals will close in the coming weeks. List prices on the properties range from $500,000 to $1.5 million, he said. “Things are slow and then everything hits you at one time,” Pellham said, noting that some developers are moving forward with plans for additional office space. “Sixty days ago, I would have thought that might be pushing their luck, but seeing how few office buildings there are on the market … Springfield will need additional office space.” Realtors who spoke with Springfield Business Journal said a crop of potential buyer-users are on the prowl for office buildings. Pellham, at Pellham Commercial Realtors, said three of his clients who have outgrown their existing space are negotiating to buy three separate office facilities in south Springfield, and he’s hopeful the deals will close in the coming weeks. List prices on the properties range from $500,000 to $1.5 million, he said. “Things are slow and then everything hits you at one time,” Pellham said, noting that some developers are moving forward with plans for additional office space. “Sixty days ago, I would have thought that might be pushing their luck, but seeing how few office buildings there are on the market … Springfield will need additional office space.” Click to place your web link here. ||||| ©2008 Springfield Business Journal. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions | Logout About Springfield Business Journal | Advertise With Us | Contact Us | Site Help designed & powered by ...read more
By Pellham Commercial Realtors September 02, 2008
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