How Calling a Contractor Changed My LifeHow Calling a Contractor Changed My Life

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How Calling a Contractor Changed My Life

This might sound completely crazy, but the most important call I ever may was to a construction contractor. I can remember the day as if it were yesterday. I had decided to rebuild parts of my home. This involved removing part of the roof, knocking down a brick wall and removing some electrical wires and water pipes. I started out just fine but then I started to have problems. I realised I was in out of my depth and decided to call an expert. The contractor who came around was great and he quickly fixed up the mess I had made. Since that day, I have had a keen interested in construction contractors. I hope you like this blog.

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Fix That Leaking Showerhead the Right Way

25 October 2017
 Categories: , Blog

If a hot invigorating shower is one of life's simple pleasures, dealing with a leaking showerhead has to be one of life's most irritating frustrations. A showerhead that leaks can be more than a mere frustration, however, and the wasted water can lead to high energy bills and needless expense. With this guide, you will be able to replace a worn-out and leaking showerhead with a brand-new model in only a short period of time. Read More 

Ways a Custom Builder Can Help With Your Granny Flat

25 October 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Granny flats are housing that many families are using to help their family members age in peace. They are also a way to offer young adults a way to avoid high university dorm or flat charges and offer an ideal option for extended stay visitors. With all of this in mind, you may be thinking a standard blueprint is ideal. The truth is, a custom builder may be more to your liking. Read More 

Normal Household Doings That Can Cause Skylight Window Condensation

19 October 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Windows are typically installed on the walls of a building to allow natural light and streams of fresh air to enter the building's interior. Skylight windows are an exception to this rule, as they are set in the roof instead of on the walls. Like regular windows, however, skylight windows are susceptible to condensation, which occurs when warm air in the indoor environment moves up towards the roof and comes in contact with the internal surface of the glass on the window, which is cooler. Read More 

Taking Your Green Act to Work! Top Tips and Ideas to Reduce Your Office Waste

19 October 2017
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Much has been said about green living at home, but what about the workplace? Keeping the environmental impact at a minimum isn't just about thinking green at home. An eco-minded working place promotes you as a green business. However, while more than eighty per cent office waste is recyclable, many businesses are still lagging behind in contributing to a sustainable environment, mainly due to lack of enough ideas on waste reduction. Read More 

How Does Laser Scanning Reduce the Costs Associated with Rework?

18 October 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Laser scanning equipment provides a 360-degree rendering of a site by sending and receiving light rays. In just a few minutes, millions of data points can be collected, so it's a fantastic tool to use as part of construction work. That said, laser scanning systems can be quite expensive, and that alone often turns people away from the idea. What they don't realise is that laser scanning can dramatically reduce the costs associated with rework. Read More