A paver patio in Evans looked perfect the week it went in. Three summers later there is grass coming up between the stones near the steps, a chalky white film across one corner, and a low spot by the downspout where water sits for a day after a storm. Nothing is broken. The patio is […]
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By the last week of March, everything in the CSRA has a yellow green film on it. The cars, the porch railing, the dog, the water in the birdbath. Pine pollen season here is not subtle, and most people handle it by waiting it out and then washing the visible things once it is over.
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A homeowner who’d moved to Augusta from Ohio a couple years back called us confused about why her wood pergola looked weathered already, when the one at her previous house had gone years between refinishing. She’d been following the same maintenance schedule she always had. The schedule was the problem. What works for wood sitting
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