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Pay thousands less to redefine any room of the house, with high-quality cabinets from Northeast Factory Direct
Most kitchen cabinet stores offer “upgrades,” like all-wood construction and soft-close doors and drawers. You might more accurately think of them as “up-sells.” “That doesn’t happen at Northeast Factory Direct (NEFD), because other stores’ upgrades are standard features on our cabinets,” assures Angelo Lardomita Jr...
Read MoreAny woman who wants to succeed in business is encouraged to explore opportunities through Women in Networking Cleveland (WIN Cleveland)
Education and support. These are the pathways to personal and professional growth that Women in Networking (WIN) Cleveland offers its members, providing educational and philanthropic opportunities to build connections and support the next generation of businesswomen. Created by Cleveland financial advisor Barbara Baxter 26 years ago, WIN...
Read MoreNow is your last chance to schedule a gutter cleaning before the leaves in your gutters become a frozen mass of debris
Fall is beautiful here in Northeast Ohio. Cool mornings and warm afternoons, sweaters and hayrides, the blaze of reds, oranges and yellows as the trees prepare for their annual leaf drop. But leaves don’t fall into neat, little piles. Instead, they find their way into your gutters. If you don’t clean this fall debris from your gutters...
Read MoreLocal pressure washing powerhouse Pristine Clean turned a mythological creature into a metaphor for solving one of Northeast Ohio’s biggest problems for homeowners—damaged concrete
The mythological “Kraken” dates back to a 12th century Norwegian legend, perhaps rooted in sightings of giant squid. More recently, the sea monster has been popularized in comic books and in the 1981 movie Clash of the Titans, when it appears as a pet of Poseidon. In the movie, Zeus famously utters, “Release the Kraken.” Today, the...
Read MoreHere’s how Spartan StormShield saved one local couple from ever having to worry about weathering another storm
Ray and Joyce Gilliland moved to their lovely and well-kept Hudson home in 1985. To keep up with their growing family of three children, 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, they built a home addition that included a gorgeous sunken great room with skylights and a deck. It was the perfect spot for hosting holidays and hanging out...
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