Find the Solutions Your Looking for in Your Small Home Office Here!

Posted on October 21, 2013 by Jeremy Leake

Home offices are important regardless of how big your family is or how many files you keep. Depending upon where in your home you have your office, space might be an issue. Depending upon how much you use your home office determines how much space you need in order to get your work done. We found this article with several ideas on how to make your work space bigger. We hope it helps you be more productive!

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From the article:

If you’ve set up your home office in a spare bedroom, extra closet, basement, laundry room or even tucked under the stairs, you may be looking for ways to make it work harder for you. Read on to see how low shelving, hidden worktops, wall storage and other organizing tricks can help you create a more comfortable and efficient workspace.

Rollout desktop. A rollout desk like this is a great way to provide you more workspace when you need it ??? and less when you don’t. This traditional built-in desk has plenty of knee room for the everyday user, but the far cabinet pulls out as an extra countertop for larger projects ??? or even office space for two.

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For all the ideas click here: http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/14819503/list/Space-Saving-Tips-for-Your-Small-Home-Office

Concerned About Tiny Earthquakes Here? You Should Be!

Posted on September 12, 2013 by Jeremy Leake

Tiny earthquakes, called Frackings, can happen anywhere. We found this article describing that 1,000 minor earthquakes happened in Arkansas between 2010 and 2011. Regardless of the size of earthquake you should be concerned about the damage that they can cause to your home. We hope this article will help protect you and your home in the future.

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From the article:

Seismologists at the U.S. Geological Survey say the disposal of millions of gallons of wastewater flowback as part of the fracking process can create “micro earthquakes,” which are rarely felt, and also the rare larger seismic disruption. Scientists say that’s what happened in Greenbrier, Arkansas, where the quakes damaged homes.

Yesterday, five local residents settled for an undisclosed sum of money after suing two oil companies. Those five residents aren’t the only ones suing Chesapeake Energy and BHP Billiton. Twenty other residents are expecting to file lawsuits in Arkansas state court, according to Reuters.

Some 40 fracking-related civil lawsuits in eight different states have been filed since 2009, with claims varying from groundwater contamination to air pollution to excessive noise. None have gone to trial so far, and nearly half have been either dismissed or settled. Similar suits are still pending against the two oil companies, but lawyers on those cases tell Reuters those are also expected to reach settlements.

Mary Mahan points to a crack in the floor tile of her home that was a result of an earthquake in Wooster, Arkansas, August 5, 2013. The Mahan’s home sustained damage after an earthquake in February 2011. (REUTERS/Jim Young)

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Read the entire article here: http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2013/08/see-what-1000-fracking-caused-earthquakes-can-do-home/6712/

Baton Rouge Dryer Vent Cleaning Company Honored As Associate of the Year

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Jeremy Leake

(Newswire.net — May 11, 2013) Baton Rouge, LA — In recognition of his contributions to the advancement of the Baton Rouge Apartment Association, Mr. Leake and his company, Dryer Vents Plus, were awarded the prestigious ???Associate of the Year??? award.

???It???s a great honor to be recognized for this award, and I look forward to continuing our close relationship with the Baton Rouge Apartment Association for many years to come,??? noted Mr. Leake.

The Baton Rouge Apartment Association (BRAA) is a local trade association that was formed in 1977 representing owners, developers, investors, managers and employees of apartment communities and vendors who provide products and services to the industry. BRAA dedicates itself to serving the needs of the Greater Baton Rouge multifamily industry.

BRAA is affiliated with both the Apartment Association of Louisiana and the National Apartment Association; members of BRAA are also members of the state and national association. BRAA prides itself in keeping the membership up to date with changes and opportunities in the multifamily industry.

BRAA is not a governmental agency and we have no regulatory authority over apartment communities or management companies. We do not investigate or mediate disputes between rental housing owners and residents. We are not able to personally answer questions or reply to inquiries about specific rental situations. We are not qualified or permitted to give legal advice. If you need legal assistance with a particular problem, we encourage you to check with an attorney or seek other legal resources that may be able to assist you.

The Associate of the Year award is given to an associate member who ???conducts business in highest professional standards, has sound business practices, and encourages the constant improvement of the quality & quantity of products & services to improve the multi-housing industry???.

Dryer Vents Plus is a locally-owned, Baton Rouge, Louisiana based company who???s mission is to help our customers solve potentially dangerous and costly problems, in a professional manner. ??The company???s main business focus is on inspecting and fixing clogged dryer venting issues in a timely manner.

To schedule an interview or request additional information, contact Jeremy Leake at 225-612-7752 or by email at jeremy.leake@dryerventsplus.com

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Read the original press release here: http://www.newswire.net/newsroom/pr/73803-baton-rouge-dryer-vent-cleaning.html

Baton Rouge Dryer Vent Cleaning Company Honored As Associate of the Year

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Jeremy Leake

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Baton Rouge Apartment Association, recognizes Jeremy Leake, of Dryer Vents Plus, for his outstanding contributions to the local community.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana February 2013??In recognition of his contributions to the advancement of the Baton Rouge Apartment Association, Mr. Leake and his company, Dryer Vents Plus, were awarded the prestigious Associate of the Year award.

“It’s a great honor to be recognized for this award, and I look forward to continuing our close relationship with the Baton Rouge Apartment Association for many years to come,” noted Mr. Leake.

The Associate of the Year award is given to an associate member who “conducts business in highest professional standards, has sound business practices, and encourages the constant improvement of the quality & quantity of products & services to improve the multi-housing industry”.

Dryer Vents Plus is a locally-owned, Baton Rouge, Louisiana based company who’s mission is to help our customers solve potentially dangerous and costly problems, in a professional manner. The company’s main business focus is on inspecting and fixing clogged dryer venting issues in a timely manner.

To schedule an interview or request additional information, contact Jeremy Leake at 225-612-7752 or by email at jeremy.leake@dryerventsplus.com

View this press release online – Baton Rouge Dryer Vent Cleaning Company Honored As Associate of the Year

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Clean Out Your Dryer Vents – Avoid a Fire

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Jeremy Leake

Some people are aware of the fire dangers of not cleaning out their dryer vents but some are not. ??We found this article that should shed some light on the issue for homeowners.

From the article:

Think your clothes dryer is free from needing maintenance? Think again.

This blog is going to describe a simple, cheap maintenance task that could save you from a house fire.

Do you know what do you probably have in your home or apartment that is annually responsible for around 15,000 fires, 20 deaths, over 300 injuries and more than $80 million in property damage?! And if you have an electric clothes dryer, did you know the chance of fire is 250% greater than if you have a gas dryer?

Answer: Your clothes dryer.

It bothers me when I find out after the fact that I was supposed to do maintenance on something that I did not know I was supposed to do. Don’t think you are alone in being surprised in what I’m going to tell you. There is probably an unbelievable amount of dangerous lint lining the walls of your dryer ducting and inside your dryer right now that you need to clean out. It does not matter that you regularly clean out the lint filter in your dryer, “lint happens.” Loads of clothes taking longer and longer to dry is a classic sign of lint build-up.

In this detailed and photo intensive tutorial called Dryer Vent Cleaning, I will show you what is probably lurking in your dryer venting and how to get rid of the lint which causes the fire risk in your home. You’re my reader and I want you safe, so please read this tutorial and spend a few hours and $15 to make your home safe.

If your think your dryer vents might be clogged give us a call today!

Click here to view the entire article: http://homerepair.about.com/b/2012/02/20/dryer-vent-cleaning-and-fire-risk.htm