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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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Why Getting Building Surveying Inspections Are Vital for Construction

Posted on June 26, 2020

It can be exciting to construct a new building. But a successful construction project requires a lot of planning. One professional that can help you throughout your construction project is a surveyor. Surveying is an important aspect when designing and planning your construction project. The process helps to keep an eye on the reference points and creates markers that guide new installations. Here are reasons you should incorporate building surveying inspections in your construction. [Read More]

3 Tips for Designing the Best Fit-Out for Your Small Retail Space

Posted on May 22, 2020

When you have a small retail space for your business, how you design it ultimately affects customer flow. A space that looks crowded can turn customers away and hurt your business. This is why you need to pay attention to the fit-out design you choose. In this case, your primary role should be to maximise the available space while making your premises look big and welcoming. But how do you achieve this with limited square footage? [Read More]

A Brief Guide to Underpinning Foundations of Commercial Buildings

Posted on May 1, 2020

Underpinning is a process of increasing the load-bearing capacity of a building's foundation to a deeper elevation, especially a bedrock. Underpinning is used in various situations, such as when the stability of a settled structure is in question. How does it work? A contractor excavates a side of a building to expose the foundation. First, the equipment (for example, pier bracket) is attached to a foundation for support. A contractor then inserts piles into a foundation using the reciprocal load of a building until the piles lie on the bedrock. [Read More]

4 Common Design Mistakes to Avoid During Freezer Room Construction

Posted on April 30, 2020

As the frozen foods market continues to grow, most foods are being stored in cold storage. Cold storage is also beneficial to industries such as petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals and high-tech electronics. That has led to the continued need for cold storage.  As a business owner, you wish to find ways to reduce freezer room construction costs. When doing that, you will likely end up making some costly errors. Here are some mistakes to avoid when designing your freezer room. [Read More]