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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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Building Your Dream Home? 4 Things You Need To Share With Your Builder
24 May 2022

When it comes to building your dream home, you wan …

Pumps For Residential Water Boreholes: Jet Pumps Vs Submersible Pumps
24 March 2022

A water borehole on your home property can be extr …

Opening a New Shop? Why You Need to Focus on the Customer Experience
19 January 2022

If you plan to open a brick and mortar store in yo …

Helpful Tips for Buying Land for Building a Home
24 November 2021

Building a home might be a lot more exciting to yo …

Problems With The Plaster? Signs You Need To Hire A Plastering Contractor For Your Home
21 September 2021

Now that the weather is starting to warm up, you c …

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Building Your Dream Home? 4 Things You Need To Share With Your Builder

24 May 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When it comes to building your dream home, you want to make sure that you get everything right. That's why you need to start with the right home builder. You might not realise this, but choosing the right home builder can help you avoid some of the pitfalls that can come from building your own home. Communication is important when building a new home, especially where your home builder is concerned. Read More 

Pumps For Residential Water Boreholes: Jet Pumps Vs Submersible Pumps

24 March 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

A water borehole on your home property can be extremely useful and help to reduce your reliance on expensive municipal water supplies. Water drawn from one of these narrow boreholes can be used for a variety of purposes, from watering your vegetable patch to flushing your toilets. With the right filtration equipment, it may even be possible to make your borehole water potable. However, any water borehole is useless if you don't have a pump that can draw its water to the surface, and choosing the right pump for your borehole can be tough. Read More 

Opening a New Shop? Why You Need to Focus on the Customer Experience

19 January 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you plan to open a brick and mortar store in your local neighbourhood and have an innovative approach, you may be excited about the prospects ahead. You are sure that your products will sell quickly and cannot wait to open the doors, but it's important to take one step back and temper your enthusiasm. After all, you'll want to make sure that you do not get caught up in blinkered thinking instead. Read More 

Helpful Tips for Buying Land for Building a Home

24 November 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Building a home might be a lot more exciting to you than purchasing a pre-existing home. Of course, some additional work goes along with building your own home; for example, you will need to start by finding the right plot of land. This is obviously a very important decision, and you're probably looking for all of the help that you can get. These are a few important tips that can help you when buying land for this purpose. Read More 

Problems With The Plaster? Signs You Need To Hire A Plastering Contractor For Your Home

21 September 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Now that the weather is starting to warm up, you can make plans for home improvement projects. If you've got plaster on the walls of your home, now's a good time to conduct a thorough inspection. Plaster can sustain serious damage, especially where age and extreme weather exposure are concerned. Unfortunately, if plaster damage isn't repaired quickly, it can lead to structural damage, especially if the damage allows moisture to soak through to the frame of your home. Read More