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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1972
Page
8
Scontras of the Home Builders Association of Maine promotes ongoing focus on workmanship and consumer fairness. The group strengthens its Code of Ethics enforcement to reduce disputes over defects and responsibilities and argues fair treatment is good business. Additional home improvement tips cover storage, wallpaper removal, painting, and plastic wood cleanup.
Handy instructions on attic framing including collar beams joists and nail placements. Tips cover top plates sole plates stud spacing 16 and 24 inches and using leveling tools. Also includes bending copper tubing spring-type benders and brief notes on shelving built-ins and wood waste safety.
The Maine members of the New England Mobilehome Association meet at the Roundhouse Inn Auburn Route 4. The 9 a.m. session features an Organization Development seminar and reports on Lewiston show. Awards honor contributors to Maine mobile home industry and living conditions.
Cold frames are indispensable in all weather gardening. They keep plants growing through winter in mild climates and can perform in colder regions with auxiliary heat from light bulbs or buried cable.
Nicholas P. Scontras of Saco president of the Home Builders Association of Maine explains a three step consumer program joining NAHB affiliates. Builders aim to educate buyers to recognize quality in a new home and sharpen procedures while addressing minor buyer complaints.
Andy Lang explains how homeowners must renew management plans for forests whether trees are harvested or die naturally. The tips cover handling property lines when building fences and ensuring compliance with local guidelines.
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