Dennis Rusk of ABC Glass Company And Screens discusses the ABC's of glass. How its made. Difference between tempered and laminated safety glass. Where its most used in the home. Do's and Don'ts repairing broken glass especially for insulated windows. And other factors about glass you likely never thought about.

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There are some varieties of tomatoes that can grow in summer. Along with eggplant, beans, corn, gourds including pumpkins in time for October. Justin Rohner of Agriscaping.com discusses other things to grow by understanding microclimates. From full sun to natural or manmade shade, informative tips to grow food and beat the heat.

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Weekly To Do preparing for monsoon season. What homeowners can do beside keeping your fingers crossed you don't get hit hard. Homeowner questions include block fencing, insulation materials, options for an unused in ground pool, insulated garage doors, window frames and a new Certified Partner Bumble Bee Plumbing.

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Canyon State Roofing's Jim McLain and Robyn Charland discuss the contract with a roofer. Understanding everything from the beginning. Agreeing on the details of scope of work little or no surprises. Jim talks about his approach to a good contract that can benefit your next roofing install. In addition to homeowner questions about roofing.

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Craig Zinke of Zinke Dairy joins Arizona Farm Bureau's Julie Murphree about Arizona's dairy production. Zinke's fusion of advanced technology and intentional design creates an exceptional environment for dairy operation. With a clear focus on efficiency and cow comfort like a 75 degree enclosed milking operation, rubber mats and sustainability. Cows have it really good!

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The Weekly To Do about Life On Wheels. Traveling and camping in an RV. Contracts about roofing and remodeling. Questions about a busted garage door spring, something known as an appliance garage, solar return on investment and more!

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Was your roof install performed correctly? Is it ventilated properly? Why is flashing important? And are roof repairs done in a timely fashion? Tyler Johnson of Johnson Roofing has the answers and more to keep that roof over your head in great shape for years to come.

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Dirt alone won't grow much. Adding 4  components to it creates healthy soil that make plants and trees thrive. The Urban Farm's Farmer Greg discusses the details. Plus other garden hacks with ants, woody mulch, non-evasive weeds, sheet mulch gardening and more to get you 'grow' on!

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Our Weekly To Do on keeping critters like spiders, scorpions and other pests along with wildlife away from your home. Discussion of home fire sprinkler systems.  When its required and how the system works from the water supply line. The only paint we recommend for stucco and more!

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Thick, bonding foam roofing for flat roofs does more than protect against the elements. It provides effective insulation that can reduce your energy bills year round.  Tim Forstie of Durafoam Roofing discusses their process of foam application from preparation to routine maintenance. Its one of the best ways to protect your flat roof!  (which isn't truly flat)

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