The Clear Lake Area Ski CLub (CLASC), a non-profit, member-operated ski slub that promotes the sports of snow skiing & snowboarding among Houstonians by offering trips to ski areas throughout the world.
Classic trips for the 2007-2008 year include: Keystone, Telluride and Vail, Colorado; Bansko, Bulgaria, Quebec Canada, Schweitzer Idaho and Summer Expediting to Croatia. They also sponsor year-round activities which have included: bicycle touring in Holland, rafting in the Grand Canyon, suba diving in Fiji, a shrimp boil and silent auction for the Sunshine kids, dinner and movie nights, concert outings, horseback riding, ice skating, wine tasting, and monthly happy hours. Details for all events are listed on www.clasc.org
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Redesign Etc. of Houston is a Full-Service real estate staging company. We stage vacant, occupied, builders specs, condos, townhomes, vacation rentals and commercial property. We offer furniture & accessory rentals at competitive rates. Insured & Incorporated with the State of TX.
Owner, Cindy Bryant has earned the RESA-PROTM designation, holding professional home stagers to the highest industry standards, ethics, integrity and proficiency in staging techniques while protecting Homeowners and Real Estate Agents.
Please visit our portfolio of before and afters and website for more information. Check out our profile page too! Check out our sister sites for the Houston Bay Area League City Home Staging and Galveston Home Staging. Please contact Cindy Bryant for more information or call 281-748-2170.
Areas Served: Houston, River Oaks, Tanglewood, Bellaire, Piney Point, Mid-Town, The Heights, Montrose, Texas Medical Center, The East End, West Loop/Galleria/Memorial, Downtown, Museum District, West University, Spring Branch, Royal Oaks-Lakeside, League City, Clear Lake City, Friendswood, Kemah, Seabrook, Pearland, Sugar Land, Spring, Cypress, Tomball, The Woodlands, Kingwood. And all areas down to Galveston Island.
