A Real Advantage Inc. is a full-range professional contracting company offering residential and commercial services for all your exterior needs. From single family homes to large business complexes, no job is too difficult. We are experts in any type of exterior building products and services, including customized and historical projects.
A Real Advantage Inc. takes pride in quality workmanship and service. From the moment we receive your call for FREE Estimate, you and your property are placed in professional, caring hands. Our experienced, trained estimators and sales personnel will thoroughly examine your needs and provide you with a written proposal.
Our siding services include:
Residential and Commercial Services
Tear-Offs and New Construction Roofing
EPDM Rubber and Modified Bitumen Single Ply Roofing
Chimney Rebuild, Repoint, Chimney Hoods
Algae Resistant Shingles
Power Roof Fans and Vents
Vinyl and Aluminum Siding
Heavy. 032 Gauge Seamless Spouting
Leaf Relief Spouting Guard
Emergency Repairs
Our professional service helps property owners decide on the type of products and color enhancements they would like, while still keeping their budget in mind. By choosing A Real Advantage Inc. for your roofing and siding needs you are choosing experienced personnel who know the latest technology of the projects assigned to them.
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
How to Create a Hanging Bird Basin
Now that the new siding installation in your Park Slope home is complete, you’ll be spending more time outside, and you may want to recruit some birds to spend some time in your yard, too. Follow A Real Advantage Construction Inc.’s tips for creating a hanging bird basin for your yard.
1. Head to a local flea market and pick up a washbasin set (make sure the basin has a wide lip).
2. Cut a length of 18-gauge copper wire to equal the circumference of the bowl, plus 4 inches. Then, thread 2 inches of wire though a lead sleeve and loop it back through the sleeve. Pinch with needle-nose pliers to secure it.
3. Thread 8 sleeves onto this “ring” wire from the other end. Space them into pairs evenly and secure. Cut 4 pieces of the 18-gauge wire and loop one end of each hanging wire between each pair of lead sleeves. Secure the loop after slipping the sleeve onto the hanging wire.
4. Thread another sleeve onto the ring wire and form the ring wire into a circle by looping one end through the original loop and threading it through the last sleeve. Secure it and insert the basin. After twisting the hanging wires together a few inches from the top, form a hook and place a small rock in the basin to help small bird wade in the water.
Enjoy!
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