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The Many Types of Construction Contractor

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The Many Types of Construction Contractor

Yo! Welcome to this new blog. Last year, I decided to fix up my home. I had lived in this place for the past 20 years and since I moved in, I haven't really done a thing to it. I decided to do something about it when I arrived home one day and saw how terrible my house looked compared to my neighbour's places. I called in a range of different contractors to replace the roof, repair the walls and paint the interior. I was really pleased with the results and I picked up a lot useful tips which I would like to share with you.

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Understanding the Element of Temporary Support During Building Demolitions

14 December 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

There comes a time when you need to get rid of a structure for several reasons. You may want to pave the way for a better building or alter the land's purpose and take on a new project. Either way, demolitions remain a delicate undertaking that you must handle with lots of care. The safety hazards in this undertaking could affect your workers, adjacent property and the human traffic around the property. Read More 

Do You Want to Project a Positive Brand Image? Hire a Competent Commercial Cleaning Company

9 November 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Not many people think about cleanliness when they are strategising about their brand growth and popularity. Most of the time and money go into the logo's design, getting a vision and mission statement, and deciding how the brand will position itself in the market. However, it is crucial to understand that the first thing that a prospective client notes about your brand is the condition of your business premises. If the place is clean and well-organised, the overall brand image will be positive. Read More 

Land Subdivision Tips

8 October 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Land subdivisions can be a complicated process. It is especially so if you have not conducted a land subdivision in the past. Below are some interesting tips to help you as you subdivide your land.  1: Always Check The Law Double-checking the law is an overlooked yet vital aspect of the land subdivision process. Local council planning regulations may prohibit subdivisions if your land is below a particular size. Besides, local council officials may need to conduct a visual inspection to ensure the subdivided plots will have adequate drainage and access to amenities such as water, roads, and electricity. Read More 

Three Principal Tips for Designing Your Residential Structure

28 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Designing your home can be a fulfilling experience. Moreover, you can customise the building to match your preferences in terms of function and appearance. However, it is important to keep in mind that poor planning can result in an inefficient design and subsequently, an unsuitable structure. Therefore, if you would like to be involved in the planning, design and drafting, you should think about all the factors which could affect the value of your dream home. Read More 

How Is Laser Cutting Helping the Construction Sector?

29 July 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Although laser cutting is widely used in manufacturing industries, it has not been a traditional process of the construction sector. Most buildings that are put together from timber frames, bricks and mortar require very little cutting. Indeed, that which takes place often doesn't need the level of accuracy you obtain from laser cutters. That said, some modern architectural practices are reliant on very fine tolerances. When these are multiplied up because of relatively small but regularly sized building materials, such as shingles or metal cladding elements, highly precise cutting may be essential. Read More