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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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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 …

The Missing Link That Helps Your Construction Site Run Smoother
18 August 2021

Construction sites are a very common sight across …

What Are the Main Parts of a Structure That a Structural Engineer Is Concerned About?
16 July 2021

As you might have gathered from their job title, s …

Top Benefits of Marine Transport for Your Company's Goods
28 May 2021

As you probably already know, there are a variety …

An Introduction to Feature and Level Surveys
23 April 2021

Land subdivision development is a tricky process t …

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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 

The Missing Link That Helps Your Construction Site Run Smoother

18 August 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Construction sites are a very common sight across the country, from outback mines and small towns to mega skyscrapers at the very heart of the biggest cities. Of course, every construction project brings with it different challenges and unique problems that must be overcome, but there are some similarities that do occur time and time again. If you are trying to work out why your construction sites never seem to be run as smoothly as your competitors, then it may be something to do with the traffic control services they are using and you aren't. Read More 

What Are the Main Parts of a Structure That a Structural Engineer Is Concerned About?

16 July 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As you might have gathered from their job title, structural engineers are engineers who focus on the structures of buildings that are either being built or improved. Basically, their job is to make sure that the structure can withstand the elements and pressures that it's put against. You could be curious about the actual components of the structure that the structural engineer will focus on. These are some of the main parts that you can usually expect a structural engineer to pay attention to when looking at building plans and inspecting a structure. Read More 

Top Benefits of Marine Transport for Your Company’s Goods

28 May 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As you probably already know, there are a variety of methods that are commonly used for shipping goods from place to place. Ground transport is very popular, and some products are shipped by air. However, marine transport is another option, and it might actually be one of the best options for shipping goods for your business. These are some of the benefits that you can enjoy if you opt for marine transport for your products, instead of other forms of transport. Read More 

An Introduction to Feature and Level Surveys

23 April 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Land subdivision development is a tricky process that requires a lot of input from the developers, architects and surveyors. Developers have to consult land surveyors to ensure they are abiding by council and state laws in regards to building zones. One way for the developer to do this is through a feature level survey. This type of survey records the current state of a piece of land and can help you to determine what can be built on the property. Read More