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Learning From Home Renovations

Although I am not a professional contractor, I have worked with more than a few during my 40 years as a homeowner. In fact, I have had 3 kitchens, 7 bathrooms, and 2 master bedrooms renovated over the years. Because some of the experiences were a breeze, I found myself addicted to customizing my homes. If you are thinking about getting a little work done on your home, it is a good idea to learn as much about construction as you can. After all, how will you choose a new garage door opener if you aren't familiar with the different types? Understanding the materials and how to choose a contractor might streamline your renovation.

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Can Your Surveying Firm Benefit From Drones?
29 October 2019

For decades, surveyors have had to tromp through t …

Own A Restaurant? 3 Reasons To Hire A Commercial Tenant Improvement Contractor
25 September 2019

If you have ever wondered how a company could go o …

Adding Usable Square Footage To Your Home By Waterproofing The Basement
10 August 2019

The basement in your home may be a great place to …

Chemical Grouting Is Great For Your Construction Needs
1 July 2019

When building a structure, one of the most importa …

How To Select The Right Home Builder For Your Custom Home
25 May 2019

Purchasing a home is a dream come true for many pe …

Can Your Surveying Firm Benefit From Drones?

29 October 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

For decades, surveyors have had to tromp through the woods, creeks, and even up the sides of mountains to accurately pinpoint the edges of a certain piece of property. This physical risk and inconvenience tends to increase the cost of surveying hard-to-travail properties, and many property owners have wound up in court over a property dispute simply because they didn't want to pay the cost of having their land surveyed. Read More 

Own A Restaurant? 3 Reasons To Hire A Commercial Tenant Improvement Contractor

25 September 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have ever wondered how a company could go out of business and the building can quickly be overtaken by another client, the answer could lie in the fact that commercial tenant improvement contractors are available to help. These specialists focus on stripping an old space of decorations and personalized touches and adding your own custom components, helping you to really make it your own. Here are three reasons to hire a commercial tenant improvement contractor. Read More 

Adding Usable Square Footage To Your Home By Waterproofing The Basement

10 August 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The basement in your home may be a great place to add a family room or another bedroom, but if you have problems with water seeping in when it rains or while the winter snow is melting, it can be difficult to use that area of the home. Waterproofing the basement is not overly difficult and there are some things you can do to help stop the water from ever getting near the walls, as well. Read More 

Chemical Grouting Is Great For Your Construction Needs

1 July 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When building a structure, one of the most important factors is longevity; it's never the goal to construct a building that will collapse shortly after completion. If chemical grouting was recommended to you for your project, it's to ensure that the latter scenario does not happen to you. If you're unfamiliar with this process, learn more about it and how it can help you with your construction needs. Chemical Grouting Read More 

How To Select The Right Home Builder For Your Custom Home

25 May 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Purchasing a home is a dream come true for many people today. It's even more special when you create something from the ground up. For this project, you'll need to hire a custom home builder. Choosing this specialist will be easy when you keep these tips in mind.  Look Into Past Work  It's often said that past work is a good predictor of future success, and this couldn't be any more true in regards to home builders. Read More