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Spring Cleaning Home Improvement Contest from Future Steel Buildings

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Feb 20 2008

Future Steel Buildings today have announced an online contest that just may make your spring cleaning project a little bit easier. It's been a long winter and if one has been putting off a garage cleaning, redecorating a bedroom, kitchen or family room, starting a major remodeling job or that extension to the home, Spring always brings out the hope to do so. A home improvement project may help you win a top award.

Entering is easy. Contestants have to submit a spring cleaning story describing the challenges and satisfactions had with a home improvement project to http://www.futuresteel.com/contest for a chance to win a DeWalt Heavy Duty Worksite Radio/Charger, to help pass the time on the next project. A personal story can be a funny experience, a challenge experienced and the how it was overcome.

The Future Steel Buildings contest launches officially on February 19th 2008 and the winner will be announced May 19th 2008. Here is all contestants have to do to win, fill out the short online registration form provided at http://www.futuresteel.com/contest then tell us all about a personal spring cleaning project, and it's just that easy.

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