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CAMBRIDGE PAVINGSTONES BLOG
Heavily textured pavers remain in fashion
November 14, 2012The trend toward heavily textured pavers made its debut on the hardscape scene a few years back and it continues to grow as the 2012 seasons gets underway...
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Patterns for success
October 17, 2012If the expression "Hindsight is always 20/20" is in any way true, then for hardscape contractors suitable planning for the season should include reflection...
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Bring the year to a close with a positive spin
September 25, 2012Autumn, the time for fall cleanups, is also a good time to up-sell your homeowner-customers and get some unexpected traction until the end of the year...
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The new cambridge pre-packaged waterfall kits delivers on the timeless quest for the peaceful proximity to water
August 23, 2012Since before the dawning of civilization, mankind has found solace in the beauty and tranquilizing sound of running water....
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In today's economy- knowledge is power from the all new educational series from Cambridge
August 22, 2012Savvy hardscape contractors are waging war against one of the most challenging economies in quite a while with one of mankind's strongest weapons...
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Getting the most out of online resources
July 31, 2012You don't have to look far to see the impact that the Internet and social media, including broadcasted...
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The principles of interlock- an industry leader helps contractors justify concrete paver systems as the right choice for all types of pavements
July 05, 2012It is no surprise that over the past decade, the choice of interlocking concrete pavers has increased in the municipal...
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The four "Ps" for home show success
July 03, 2012Spring consumer home shows can be an incredibly effective promotion and sales tool for small businesses and hardscape contractors are no exception...
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Knowing the pavement facts helps customers make right choices
June 26, 2012During economically challenging times, consumers are more prone to making compromising decisions largely because of cost factors...
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