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HGTVPro.com Weekly: Resources for 12.29.07

Episode 249
Week of Dec. 29, 2007

Using cold weather to your advantage to sell a home. Tips to protect you and your crew when working outside in the cold. Making sure a home in a storm zone will never lose power. The best materials for fighting sun, sand and salt.

Business Tip:
Outdoor Living
50% of homeowners spending more time at home
80% want an outdoor space for relaxing and entertaining.

Source: Propane Education & Research Council
Old Castle Pavers

Segment 1:
In the News:


  • Selling in the Cold Weather: clear snow & ice; keep house warm; make the most of natural light; emphasize winter positives; put lights on timers

  • Tips to stay productive in the cold.

  • Developers of the HGTV Dream Home 2008 honor Islamorada's fishing tradition.

Resources:
www.occupationalhazards.com
www.osha.gov
http://www.osha.gov/as/opa/cold_weather_prep.html
http://www.bt.cdc.gov/disasters/winter/guide.asp.
Dream Home Central
Building the HGTV Dream Home 2008

Segment 2:
It's All About Building Products: grab bars that look great and refuse to budge. Plus take a closer look at the system that guarantees the power will never go out at the HGTV Dream Home 2008.

Resources:
Generac

Editor's Choice Universal Design Products
Secure Mount from Home Care by Moen

Product of the Day Sweepstakes

Segment 3:
The Best Practices for doing business better: the right siding can make a big difference when building a home on the ocean.

Resources:
James Hardie
Build IQ

Segment 4:
Cabinet hardware is one of the finishing touches on any new room. See how one designer is mixing styles but still creating a coordinated look.

Resources:
Hickory Hardware