Colin’s Construction Tips

Posted on: 6 September 2019

Once you have the opportunity to construct a custom home, you need to sit down with your builders to determine various elements of the structure. Usually, this involves coming up with a budget, choosing materials, picking a layout and so on. However, some people tend to overlook the importance of selecting an architectural style for their home. Choosing the right architectural style will go a long way in giving your structure character.
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Posted on: 16 August 2019

There is a myriad of reasons why you would need to consult with demolition contractors before tearing down your house. Perhaps you have an extensive termite infestation and need to construct the building from scratch. On the other hand, you may be planning to undergo some renovations and need to engage in a partial demolition to make space for your new additions. Whatever the case, you need to determine how long the demolition project will take so that you can make plans for any developments you may want to undertake in.
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Posted on: 15 July 2019

We all want the best for our loved ones, and sometimes this means going the extra mile to ensure they are safe in the comfort of your house. And, after going through every unimaginable scenario of burglars trying to harm your loved ones, most people end up deciding to increase their home security. Apart from investing in a home alarm system, you can also consider installing a security door system. Here four reasons why you should consider investing in security doors.
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Posted on: 27 June 2019

While you may be used to excavating and removing soil from your construction sites, things don't always go to plan. If you're working with soil that turns out to be contaminated, then you can't necessarily simply ship it off to be dumped or reused. It may be better to bring in a contaminated soil removal service. What are the benefits of doing this? Avoid Project Delays If you have a lot of contaminated soil on your site, then you need to work out what to do with it.
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