Guests from Fiberspan Concrete Elements discuss their innovative lightweight concrete vigas that replace traditional wooden vigas on Pueblo style homes. Durable, realistic wood grain fools even the professionals. Also make door and window headers and scuppers that are constructed to last. Plus a homeowner has moisture damage on her home balcony.

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Our Weekly To Do on Fall decorating outside your home from pumpkins and plants to simple vintage items. Guests from the Hondo Rodeo Festival talk about the million dollar purse up for grabs featuring the best of the best rodeo riders. Can you super heat you home like super cooling in the summer? And more things happening around the House.

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'Farmer Greg' Peterson's guest is Kari Spencer. She discusses the advantages of adding livestock to your Urban Farm. The focus on chickens, ducks and goats. They provide more than eggs, milk and entertainment. As the author of City Farming, Kari talks about what it takes to raise livestock in urban spaces.

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Our Weekly To Do on planting trees. We introduce a new Rosie On The House Certified Partner called Fiberspan Concrete Elements. Producing products like vigas that look like natural wood but durable as stone. Plus Tom Cole and Julie Pickerill from the Arizona Registrar Of Contractors discussing the importance of hiring licensed contractors and how you can check their updated information on the ROC website.

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Dennis Rodenberg of Thermal Advantage discusses the unique way to insulate block homes and walls. A non-toxic, non-expanding foam that's injected thru the block cavities that can raise the insulation R-Value about 6 times higher for energy efficiency, sound reduction, less dust and bugs. Its a game changer!

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Its the best time of the year to plant your gardens and trees. And the transition to winter lawns. Nursery and garden expert Jay Harper discusses the 'leaf, root and stem' veggies to put in the ground. Controlling weeds thanks to recent rain. Fertilizing and other techniques to get started.

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Weekly To Do on reviving your laundry room. Plus homeowner questions on a humidity issue in a zero energy home, surface water intrusion from a neighbor's gutters, a new garage floor coating, roofing, water/sewer line insurance and more!

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The water treatment industry is filled with misleading and fraudulent claims. Jon Owens of Aquazona/Kinetico discusses popular treatment devices highlighting operation, limitations and differences among manufacturers. Why a Consumer Confidence Report from your water supplier may not tell the whole story on contaminants. And explaining a real water softening system that actually works.

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Agriscaping.com's Justin Rohner discusses his holiday gardening advice focusing on fast growing plants to harvest in time for the holidays. What to plant for winter gardening. The concept of agritainment zoning as a way to reduce farmland loss. Gardening soil tips and the unique farmer's market.

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Our Weekly To Do on smoke and fire with an emphasis on what to do and who to contact first after a fire. Plus some startling statistics about energy needs and the federal debt over the next decade. Homeowner questions and other notes of interest around Rosie On The House.

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