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What is a good book/guide for general contacting your own home?

May 13, 2006 by adeville | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

Question:

Answer: I'm getting ready to owner-build a home and found the following to be a great resource:

http://www.ownerbuilderbook.com

Oh, and by the way -- run, do not walk away from General Contractors if you can. You don't need to know anything about construction

mr_answer | May 13, 2006

go to barnes + noble, or borders, there are many, some more expensive. My best advice, assuming you meant contracting, building or remodel, is take a good amount of time and really learn about what you want to do

daniel a | May 13, 2006

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/PRNewswire/ -- Elder care expert & author Dr. Marion has teamed up with Medical Alert, a leading provider of home medical emergency monitoring systems, to offer a free guide to home safety for older Americans, now available for download at http://www.MedicalAlert.com .

According to the AARP, nearly 90 percent of seniors want to stay in their own homes as they age; yet accidents in the home among the elderly are a common concern. After decades of working with seniors and their caregivers to create safer living environments, Dr. Marion and Medical Alert have teamed up to share their insights with the public. The free, downloadable guide offers hundreds of quick tips for an easy "elder home makeover" to increase safety in every room of the house.

"As we get older, the most seemingly innocent rooms in the house can become potential danger zones," said Dr. Marion. "A few common sense steps can make all the difference in making one's surroundings completely 'elder-proof,' so they can safely age in place.

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