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By Alvin George

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Welcome again to the Colonial Floor Care blog! As always, we are on the lookout for ways to help South Florida Home owners. We take great pride in the work we do, bringing the highest quality, most durable and greenest restoration methods to your home as you preserve and restore your terrazzo, concrete and marble floors.

Today we are going to focus on tax breaks for first time home buyers. Money saved could be used to reinvest in your home for energy saving renovations such as terrazzo floor restoration, insulation updates or new appliances. All of these investments could substantially increase the value of your home and save a lot of money on utility bills, to say nothing of improving your overall quality of life in your home.

In an article published in the Sunsentinel, Thursday, September 10, 2009, Harriet Johnson Brackey outlines the Florida Homebuyer Opportunity Program.

To find out what Florida Homebuyer Opportunity Program money is available contact the local State Housing Initiatives Partnership office. To find your city or county office, go to www. floridahousing.org. Select homebuyers and then local housing programs.

Terms and Conditions:

Buyers must meet income limits set by each agency. The money is a loan.

Buyers must file for federal tax credit and repay the loan within 18 months.

Buyers cannot have owned a home in the previous three years.

The credit is for up to $8,000.00. Singles whose adjusted gross income exceeds $75,000.00 and married couples who file jointly and earn $150,000.00 wont qualify for a full credit.

The credit only applies to homes bought this year through November 30.

For more information go to www.irs.gov.

Call us at 954-566-4555 or visit our website for all of your floor care needs. Let us help you renovate your home and increase its energy efficiency.

We serve all of South Florida, including Broward, Dade, Miami, Ft Lauderdale, and Palm Springs.

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CPR Systems Online - Phosphatize Your Metal Parts The Environmentally Sound Way

By Toan Dinh

 Would you like to be able to phosphate your metal products in an environmentally sound manner? Are you tired of watching your cleaning chemicals go down your drain in waste? Wouldnt it be great to be able to tell your clients that youre operating with an environmental philosophy? Youll be happy to hear that, thanks to proven technologies, its possible to clean, degrease and phosphate your large metal products prior to paint without harming the environment.

First, lets look at what makes traditional metal preparations methods such as wash and dump pretreatment ineffective as a lean business model. The CPR Systems recycling process would save over 80% in chemical cost compared to typical wash and dump method. Its closed-loped recycling method eliminates EPA monitoring and permitting. With a recycling rate of 20 gallon a minute the CPR System can supply up to 4 operators each using a 3,000 PSI Bondtite pressure washer at 4 gallons per minute.

The CPR System provides increased paint adhesion and corrosion resistance all while collecting and recycling the wash water bath for future reuse. The CPR System utilizes a spray wand method that increases productivity time, eliminates wash rag disposal and waste water removal or dumping. In fact, this new generation of phosphating produces amazing results that will leave you shocked.

With a CPR System you can clean, degrease and phosphate your large metal products in one step. Remember that theres no need to compromise.You can be green and your metal parts can be clean.

For more information, visit CPRSystemsonline.

CPR Systems Online is the leader in high pressure spray wand phosphatising with waste water recycling for metal & paint pre-treatment. For more information, visit CPRSystemsOnline.com

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