Our Weekly To Do on creating a gallery wall. Some great safety tips for elderly homeowner who are aging in place. And homeowner questions on home insurance related to foundation issues, replacing a bathroom exhaust fan, fogger in the attic, crickets in the walls and more!

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Having a relationship with a licensed reliable handyman is a valuable resource. Ryan Hopkins of Handyman Connection discusses the things that a handyman versus a contractor can do. What tasks a handyman can perform. Preparation for handyman appointments. And tips for finding the right handyman for your 'honey do list'

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Guest Harold Payne of The Arizona Pecan Association along with Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree discuss nuts. Specifically pecans, pistachios and some almonds. Thanks to a great climate and technology, these nutrient dense nuts are enjoyed around the country and across the world. Learn about Harold's extensive background in pecan production. And a pecan tree's lifespan can last 100 years!

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Weekly To Do guest is Virgil Whitehead of Rosie Certified Bram Flooring. He discusses the 3 types of tile grout and the best uses for each. More about the air conditioning refrigerant change for 2025 featuring Kirby with REEIS Air Conditioning discussing a refrigerant and labor warranty. The advantages of whole home surge protection, lightning protection and more!

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Chad Steger of Clearco Windows & Carpet Cleaning is all about the details!  Cleaning windows, carpet, solar panels, sunscreens, furniture upholstery and more with the right tools and their 'pure water' system that leaves a streak free clean that can last longer. Learn how they get the job done with plenty of satisfied clients for homes and commercial buildings.

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Natural, organic, moving water ponds brings life to your home's landscape. Whether its the sound of water or adding fish, frogs or turtles, The Pond Gnome Paul Holdeman designs, builds, and remodeled thousands of koi ponds, water gardens, streams and conversions. He discusses the process, maintenance and what goes into creating relaxing nature.

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Discussions include the Weekly To Do on outdoor lighting, home security, a Super Cooling record, window replacement versus glass repair, metal french door lock malfunction, least visited (award winning) Arizona State Parks, Habitat For Humanity and more!

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As environmental concerns continue to shape regulations, the HVAC industry is undergoing a significant shift away from R-410A refrigerant. The so called “GWP” (global warming potential) is what the EPA uses as an indicator of the “negative impact” of a gas on “climate change.” Todd Russo of REEIS Air Conditioning discusses what the transition means for new and current units plus the potential costs associated with them. The takeaway is be informed!  Avoid potential shady tactics about this transition.

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The food is familiar. Its just grows wild to let nature do what is does. 'Farmer Greg' Peterson of The Urban Farm brings his 'lazy gardner' way to set up layers for a food forest in your backyard. Seeds, trees, shrubs, veggies and more all part of the plan. Toss in a stacking function with the many benefits of keeping chickens. The key is to think like nature. 

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We discuss many topics including proper paint disposal, home security, a roof life extension coating, filling gaps in floor tile around the toilet flange, window opening problem, Rosie comments on the state of Maine subsidizing heat pumps for an interesting reason that could change his mind and more!

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