I had several home improvement projects on my plate this summer; some of them were not optional, like replacing my water heater (and the damaged subfloor from the leaky old water heater). The optional projects haven't been done yet because I've been too busy. Aren't we all?

KaraGrubis
KaraGrubis

Perhaps I'll get to them this Fall. Or maybe I won't.

Regardless, if you love getting home improvement ideas, talking with local contractors, grabbing flyers, business cards, and lots of amazing freebies, you'll want to put the Fall Home Improvement Show on your radar.

It opens at noon on Friday, September 11, and runs through Sunday, September 13, at 5 PM at the Expo Center at MetraPark. Hosted by Rimrock Promotion, the 33rd annual show is the largest in the region, with over 400 vendors and exhibits showcasing their products and services.

Back-to-school shopping may be fun, but it's not cheap! We're giving you a chance to get your budget out of detention with those much-needed back-to-school funds.

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Win over $45,000 in prizes at the Fall Home Improvement Show.

Attendees at the Fall Home Improvement Show have the opportunity to win some seriously big-ticket items, several with retail values in the thousands. People will win exterior remodels, new windows, a 95% efficient gas furnace, a $2,000 Serta Mattress set, and so much more.

Marvin Samuel Tolentino Pineda
Marvin Samuel Tolentino Pineda

An exclusive prize for 103-7 The Hawk Fans

The Fall Home Improvement show has allotted a special prize, just for Hawk listeners! Enter below for your chance to win a $1500 Gutter Package, courtesy of Ridgepoint Builders, to be used toward materials/labor on any new complete gutter project

Contestants must live in the Billings/Laurel area and must be 18+ to enter. Winners will be drawn/announced on September 11 and can claim their prize at the Fall Home Show information booth during the show.

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