For more info or to schedule an appt click here. 
Fort Worth Skyline
Friday, July 22, 2011
Texas Moter Speedway Condo ,Foreclosure Great Price!!
FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY RACE FANS!! Two bedroom two bathroom condo at Texas Motor Speedway just remodoled and being offered at a stunning price! This condo looks directly over turn#1 & turn#2. Located on the 6th floor-this is an End Unit which features a balcony Huge glass area wall seats 14 race fans. This condo has new carpet,fresh paint & lots of granite
Full Size Kitchen , full view of the track . Each Condo recieves 8 Tickets for each race. This is the only floor that has Balonies to go outside and get the full effect of the race.
For more info or to schedule an appt click here.
For more info or to schedule an appt click here. 
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Monday, July 11, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Watering and maintaining your home’s lawn and foundation:
Bedrock Foundation Repair offers the following tips to watering and maintaining your home’s lawn and foundation:
1. Install good ground cover. This will prevent excessive moisture from seeping deep into the soil. This will also prevent erosion of the soil and excessive drying of the soil through evaporation.
2. Water the soil around the house during dry periods just enough to keep the grass green. More watering may be needed in areas with more abundant shrubbery and plants. The south and west sides of the house are more exposed to the sun, and they may need more watering to offset rapid evaporation.
3. Never water too close to the foundation. Stay at least 18 inches away from the base of the foundation.
4. Never water directly into cracks in the soil near the base of your foundation. These cracks usually go a few feet deep, and the water will reach soil that is normally undisturbed by concentrated amounts of moisture. Depending on the shrink/swell potential of the soil, the soil may up-heave, or it may consolidate and lose volume. Either way, it can undermine the foundation.
5. Never place sand, sandy loam or rocks around the foundation. They are very porous, and allow water to pass quickly to the soil below, where the sun and wind cannot dry it out. Clay soils are non-porous, and are recommended for proper water drainage away from the house.
6. Never allow water to pond around the foundation. If water stands for very long, it will seep under the foundation, causing problems. Create a positive slope for water to flow away.
1. Install good ground cover. This will prevent excessive moisture from seeping deep into the soil. This will also prevent erosion of the soil and excessive drying of the soil through evaporation.
2. Water the soil around the house during dry periods just enough to keep the grass green. More watering may be needed in areas with more abundant shrubbery and plants. The south and west sides of the house are more exposed to the sun, and they may need more watering to offset rapid evaporation.
3. Never water too close to the foundation. Stay at least 18 inches away from the base of the foundation.
4. Never water directly into cracks in the soil near the base of your foundation. These cracks usually go a few feet deep, and the water will reach soil that is normally undisturbed by concentrated amounts of moisture. Depending on the shrink/swell potential of the soil, the soil may up-heave, or it may consolidate and lose volume. Either way, it can undermine the foundation.
5. Never place sand, sandy loam or rocks around the foundation. They are very porous, and allow water to pass quickly to the soil below, where the sun and wind cannot dry it out. Clay soils are non-porous, and are recommended for proper water drainage away from the house.
6. Never allow water to pond around the foundation. If water stands for very long, it will seep under the foundation, causing problems. Create a positive slope for water to flow away.
Friday, April 15, 2011
$6,390 toilet is fit for a king
This throne is designed for the king of the house who has everything.
Kohler
Kohler's stylish $6,390 Numi commode will, as the company's website says, "bring you the finest in personal comfort and cleansing." Not convinced you need one? We will let the features speak for themselves:
A motion-activated lid and seat.
Advanced bidet functionality (with adjustable spray patterns).
Integrated air dryer.
Deodorizer.
Heated seat.
Foot warmer.
Illuminated panels.
Built-in speakers and MP3 player jack.
You can also rest assured all that luxury does not come at the expense of the environment. Consumer Reports says this WaterSense-certified toilet uses dual-flush technology, which allows you to select a partial flush for liquid waste and a full flush for solid waste. How fun.
Now comes the bad news: The Numi won't be available until fall.
The Numi certainly is pricey, but it doesn't hold the title of the most expensive toilet ever — that honor goes to the International Space Station's $19 million, problem-plagued privy.
Who ever has this much money to spend on a Toilet? Needs to rethink their spending and give some to Charity.
Kohler
Kohler's stylish $6,390 Numi commode will, as the company's website says, "bring you the finest in personal comfort and cleansing." Not convinced you need one? We will let the features speak for themselves:
A motion-activated lid and seat.
Advanced bidet functionality (with adjustable spray patterns).
Integrated air dryer.
Deodorizer.
Heated seat.
Foot warmer.
Illuminated panels.
Built-in speakers and MP3 player jack.
You can also rest assured all that luxury does not come at the expense of the environment. Consumer Reports says this WaterSense-certified toilet uses dual-flush technology, which allows you to select a partial flush for liquid waste and a full flush for solid waste. How fun.
Now comes the bad news: The Numi won't be available until fall.
The Numi certainly is pricey, but it doesn't hold the title of the most expensive toilet ever — that honor goes to the International Space Station's $19 million, problem-plagued privy.
Who ever has this much money to spend on a Toilet? Needs to rethink their spending and give some to Charity.
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