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How to Plan a Home Remodel: A Step-by-Step Guide for Homeowners

Remodeling your home is an exciting but complex process that requires careful planning.Whether you’re renovating a single room or tackling a full home remodel, having a clear strategyhelps you stay on budget, reduce stress, and achieve your vision. At US Levin GeneralConstruction, we’ve helped countless homeowners navigate their remodeling projectssuccessfully, ensuring high-quality results that add…

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Siding, Stucco, or Brick? Choosing the Right Exterior for Your Home

The exterior of your home isn’t just about curb appeal—it plays a critical role in durability,energy efficiency, and maintenance. Whether you’re building a new home or remodeling anolder one, choosing between siding, stucco, and brick can feel overwhelming. Each optionhas its own benefits, costs, and long-term considerations.At US Levin General Construction, we’ve helped homeowners across…

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Just Bought a Fixer-Upper? Here’s What to Remodel First

Buying a fixer-upper can be an exciting and rewarding experience, but knowing where to startwith renovations can feel overwhelming. Should you begin with structural repairs, update thekitchen, or tackle outdated bathrooms? Prioritizing the right projects can save you money,enhance your home’s functionality, and increase its value.At US Levin General Construction, we’ve helped countless homeowners transform…

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Mayor Adams Salutes Civil Rights Powerhouse Hazel Dukes After Her Passing

Mayor Eric Adams paid tribute to legendary civil rights leader Dr. Hazel Dukes, who passed away at the age of 92. Known as “Ma Dukes,” the longtime NAACP New York State Conference president was a political force and community fixer who spent decades fighting for racial equality, economic justice, and educational access. Adams — who…

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Mayor Adams Wants Your Help to Unlock NYC’s Hidden Slave History

Mayor Eric Adams is calling on everyday New Yorkers to help uncover the long-hidden stories of enslaved people who lived in the city centuries ago. The city is launching a massive project to transcribe old records — some dating back to 1660 — and create an easy-to-search online database so families, historians, and anyone curious…

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