Hello! My name is Walter and this is my construction blog. I am not a construction contractor but I do take a keen interest in DIY, bricklaying and roofing. My interest started when I decided to have my home extended. I called in a team of local contractors and worked with them to plan the work which needed to be carried out. As I had just retired, I had all day to spend hanging out with the team as they worked on the job. I became good friends with a couple of them and I learnt lots of cool construction tips and tricks.
Posted on: 10 December 2019
If you own a large piece of land, then arranging a subdivision to create several smaller parcels of land to sell off for residential housing is often a good idea, but what is involved in that process? Setting up a subdivision can be more complex than you might think. Here are three things that you will need to bear in mind if you want to maximise your returns from the subdivision process.
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Posted on: 14 November 2019
When there is thought and effort put into something, it is easy to tell. Products that come from reputable companies last longer, work better and are more efficient than their cheaper contemporaries. That is why so many people are loyal to brands they have grown up with; they know that quality warrants a higher price because you get a better experience. With this in mind, it seems strange that many people don't even consider getting more than a rudimentary design plan for their new homes.
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Posted on: 21 October 2019
Landscapes are a critical aspect of residential, commercial and industrial buildings. A landscape will not only improve the appeal of a building but also increase its value. More often than not, clients will give the contractor some freedom when it comes it landscapes. In the article below, you will learn a few considerations to make when designing landscapes for your client.
Evaluate the Drainage
Plants cannot grow on waterlogged soil. As such, the landscape must have good drainage.
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Posted on: 30 September 2019
Living in the countryside has many different benefits. Not only do you get to enjoy more space in the neighbourhood, but you can also enjoy breathtaking views of hills, plains and water bodies. There are many interior design options you can make for your countryside home. You may find yourself with your hands full selecting floors, window coverings and living room furniture. However, don't forget to consider your fencing options.
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