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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5 Reasons to Use Steel Piling Instead of Concrete Piling

22 December 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Buildings and other structures need to rest on a strong foundation, but the ground below isn't always going to be strong enough. When this is the case, piling can be used to take the weight of what is being built and transfer it down through softer ground to a stronger foundation below. In the vast majority of cases, you'll use either steel piling or concrete piling. Both options come with their own benefits and drawbacks, but here are just five reasons to opt for steel piling. Read More 

Reasons Why You Should Consider a Pine Framing When Constructing a House

10 October 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The materials you choose for a construction project often determine the project outcome. Pine is one of the most available and accessible construction materials found locally. It is excellent for many applications, from fencing to framing homes and others. If you are thinking about a framed house, it is one of the best types of timber. Here are some of the qualities that set it apart from other options in the market. Read More 

Three Ways That Professional Civil Construction Solutions Can Help Your Building Project

10 August 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Civil construction is the process of building a physical structure or infrastructure. Civil projects can range from small residential work to large-scale commercial and industrial projects. Civil construction also includes working on new roads and highways, as well as repairing existing ones. To complete a civil construction project, you will need a team of professionals to help you with your project. Having the right team in place will ensure that your project is completed efficiently so that you can enjoy your new building sooner. Read More 

Buying Property? 5 Things To Consider Before You Buy

24 May 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're in the market for land, take steps to avoid mistakes. Any mistakes you make now could come back to cause problems in the future. This is especially true where the purchase of unimproved land is concerned. You might think that purchasing unimproved land is a simple process, but that's not necessarily the case. There might not be a house to inspect, but there are still details that you need to pay close attention to. Read More 

Why You Need a Building Surveyor to Help Save an Illegally Modified Property

28 March 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you've taken possession of a structure but find out that it has been illegally modified in some way, you may be rightfully worried. You may be especially troubled if you've received a notice from your local authority to tell you that there have been unauthorised works. What should you do in this situation to try and achieve the best outcome? Demolish or Remedy When someone has carried out modifications to a building without authority or without properly complying, the default action should be to either return the structure to its original condition or to demolish it altogether. Read More