Building Tall and Building Wide

Two topics to discuss with your painter

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Are you in need of a painter? A fresh coat of paint has a way of reinvigorating any property, yet if you try to carry out the painting yourself, the job can quickly turn into a disaster. If you have ever attempted to paint a room, you will know how frustrating it can be to return to a room a few hours after finishing the work and see all the areas that you missed while painting or the sections of the wall where the paint ran, creating an amateurish appearance. Read More»

Do you need help from a building surveyor?

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Whether selling your property or buying a home, a building surveyor can be an invaluable part of your team. If you have never worked with building surveyors before, you may be surprised at the number of ways that they could help your project. They could guide your decisions by identifying health and safety concerns during a building project to helping to plan a loft conversion or garage extension. Here are two occasions when you could benefit from calling a building surveyor. Read More»

Why Custom Grates Are Ideal for Drainage

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You can purchase pre-made grates that can be used for drainage or any other purposes that you might have in mind. However, you can also work with a company that makes custom grates. Then, you will have the option to have pre-made grates that are made just like you want them to be made. These are a few reasons why it’s ideal to order custom grates for drainage purposes. Determine if You’ll Use Them Indoors or Outdoors Read More»

Excavation And Plant Hire Tips

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As a contractor, you regularly need plant equipment to conduct various construction projects. Since plant equipment is expensive, plant hire is often the most reasonable choice. Below is an extract with some exciting insights to guide you as you hire plant equipment.  Tip 1: Always Start With A Site Inspection In a rush to hire the plant equipment and commence the construction works, most contractors forget the most significant consideration when hiring plant equipment; conducting a site inspection. Read More»

Is a Topographical Survey Necessary Before Residential Construction?

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Before developing a lot, you could start working with a property land surveyor. This professional carries out a range of surveys to provide you with as much information as possible regarding the land that you want to build on. And one survey that is often prioritised is a topographical survey. Unlike a boundary survey, for example, that determines property lines, a topographical survey focuses on the ascent of the lot. Hence, the land surveyor will use this survey to determine the size and height of features on the lot, the slope of the terrain and so on. Read More»