Quick Home Fixes Close As Toolbox ; Kits Keep Costs Down While Letting People Handle Variety of Repairs
The Washington Times › October 04, 2006
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Noah Blumberg's father gave him his first toolbox at age 12. Throughout the years, he acquired other tools for various home improvement projects. His collection expanded so much that he has turned his hobby into a profession. He is president of Ark Contracting Inc. in Chevy Chase.
"I never thought I'd have so many tools, but I'm never upset when I get one," Mr. Blumberg says. "I fall into the typical male 'I like to fix things' category. Tools are fun to buy. If you can actually use them, it's even better."See the full content of this document
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Quick Home Fixes Close As Toolbox ; Kits Keep Costs Down While Letting People Handle Variety of Repairs
A toolbox ready for the latest chore is something most homeowners and even renters can use. Depending on budget and skill level, tool collections will look different, with folks even having their own workshops at home.
A cordless, battery-powered drill is the No. 1 it...See the full content of this document
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