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Using a Contractor to Improve Your Home

Hello, my name is Tony and I live in New South Wales with my wife and three lovely kids. We recently inherited some money and decided to finally carry out some renovation and remodelling work on our home. We have lived in the property since 1999 and have never really carried out any major work on it. I didn't really know where to start so I got in touch with my friend who works in construction. He was a big help. He put me in touch with some great construction contractors who were able to carry out the work. I decided to start this blog to encourage others who are planning to have work carried out on their homes.

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Features to Discuss With a Commercial Builder for Your New Complex

Posted on March 8, 2017

When working with a commercial builder to design a new office, warehouse, or other such facility, you want to think about energy efficiency, long-term growth, and how to ensure the space creates a comfortable environment for your workforce. While your builder will no doubt have their own suggestions, note a few features and concepts to keep in mind and discuss these with him or her as well, so you'll be presented with a design that fits your needs in all these areas. [Read More]

4 Reasons to Use Timber in Your Home Construction Project

Posted on March 8, 2017

Building materials are among the most significant things you will consider when thinking about building your home. This is because the building material you choose will affect the strength, durability, aesthetic appeal, and even cost of building the house. For this reason, you have to be extra keen on the material you want used for the construction of your house. Stone, brick, concrete, and timber are some of the common building materials you may choose from. [Read More]

Convincing the neighbours to give back some land

Posted on March 8, 2017

It can be a hard topic to bring up with neighbours if you think that your shared fencing may be laid incorrectly and that they may have inadvertently gotten some of your block on their side of the fence. This can lower your property value as well as limiting your usable space (both day to day and for any future renovations). Here are some tips to help you investigate if this may be the case and how to rectify. [Read More]

Concrete Moisture Mitigation: What Are the Signs of Concrete Moisture?

Posted on March 6, 2017

Moisture-related problems in concrete structures are among the most common, costly and troublesome problems that you will face as a property owner. Moisture problems stem from the inability of concrete mixtures to dry to the normal moisture levels during construction. These problems may go unnoticed after the construction, and you will only find out after your flooring has been extensively damaged. However, if you know what to look for, you can identify the early signs of concrete moisture and remedy the problem. [Read More]