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Installing a Genie PowerMax 1500 Garage Door Opener

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April 29, 2013
by Barry in
The Genie Company invited Building Moxie to visit their world headquarters in Mt. Hope, Ohio for a digital summit in 2012. As part of that visit, they gave us a Genie PowerMax 1500 to install for ourselves. I enlisted the aid of two friends who used to install garage doors and openers for a living. [...]
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14 Things I Learned from Gary Katz and the Katz Roadshow

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March 19, 2013
by jb bartkowiak in
As Gary puts it, the Katz Roadshow is one of the only hands-on, pier-to-pier construction education platforms in existence to today. I had passed on the opportunity to see the Roadshow in the past, but as I am preparing to run up to Providence for JLC Live (where Gary also will be speaking) – I thought this time it would make for the perfect primer. [...]
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How to Form Strong Contractor Realtor Relationships

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January 25, 2013
by Martin Orefice in , ,
Real estate agents have clients that contractors can help, and contractors have clients that are looking to sell. A winning situation for both parties which can maximizes profits and stimulates the housing market. In 2013, as we hope the economy recovers, real estate agents and contractors can and should work together to promote each other’s businesses. [...]
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How Reliable are Online Reviews on Sites like Yelp and Angie’s List? :: Paul Lesieur

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January 8, 2013
by Paul Lesieur in , ,
... you cannot depend on Angie's List or Yelp to confirm you are hiring "the best" service. You should instead meet with the service provider and by using your instincts, make a decision and hope for the best. [...]
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Building Moxie Does Electrical Work :: Adding a Sub-Panel, Installing Exterior Outlets & Hooking up Smoke/Carbon Monoxide Detectors

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December 6, 2012
by jb bartkowiak in
Together we (okay maybe a little more he): Hooked up a 60amp sub-panel (in my attic), Ran a new 20amp dedicated circuit to my youngest daughter’s bedroom, Installed two exterior outlets, & Finally, finished the hardwired circuit of six smoke detectors. [...]
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