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Structural Repairs Don't Have To Scare You

Has a timely home inspection revealed more serious structural damage than you assumed? Before you start panicking and rushing to sell the house, take a deep breath. My own home suffered from very serious structural issues due to a damaged foundation, and yet it ended up being a lot less work to fix it than I first imagined. It was definitely an adventure, but the help of the right contractors brought everything back into square without causing us to overspend on repairs. I'm reaching out to my fellow homeowners in this situation so that others can feel empowered to repair their ailing homes rather than just giving up on them.

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Insulating the Home: How Can Wall Insulation Help?
5 October 2020

Wall insulation is something all homes should have …

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Insight to Help You Plan for and Carry Out a Successful Kitchen Renovation
14 August 2020

Your kitchen is a space in your home that gets qui …

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Two Tips For Those Who Want To Build An Industrial-Style Home
30 June 2020

If you have always admired industrial-style buildi …

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Demolition Tips For A Yard Shed Removal Project
28 April 2020

Making improvements to your property does not alwa …

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Heating And Air Conditioning Damaged In A Flood? What You Should Do
16 March 2020

If you had a flood in your area, you know how much …

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Structural Repairs Don't Have To Scare You

Insulating the Home: How Can Wall Insulation Help?

5 October 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Wall insulation is something all homes should have. Unfortunately, older homes built decades or centuries ago do not always have adequate insulation, which causes some issues for the people who live in those homes. Without proper insulation, it is nearly impossible to keep the home's interior at a comfortable and ideal temperature. Having it added to the house is a smart move because of the difference insulation can make. How Does Wall Insulation Make Such a Difference? Read More 

Insight to Help You Plan for and Carry Out a Successful Kitchen Renovation

14 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Your kitchen is a space in your home that gets quite a bit of wear and tear and is often a central congregating space for your family. For this reason, the space can look shabby after years of living in it. Here are some tips for handling a future kitchen remodel project so it's successful and makes the changes you want.  1. Complete Work in the Right Order When you first start removing the old kitchen elements and appliances to make way for the new, it is important that you remove materials from your kitchen in a calculated manner. Read More 

Two Tips For Those Who Want To Build An Industrial-Style Home

30 June 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have always admired industrial-style buildings and want the home you build to have that industrial look, here is some pragmatic advice that could help you to realize this dream. Hire an industrial-style builder Whilst any builder you contact would probably be prepared to take a shot at building an industrial-themed home for you, it is best to look specifically for industrial-style builders. There are many reasons for this. Firstly, when creating a home like this, a contractor cannot just use any old materials; they will need to use at least some which are similar or identical to those used in industrial buildings in order to ensure that the finished home has that authentic industrial look. Read More 

Demolition Tips For A Yard Shed Removal Project

28 April 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Making improvements to your property does not always mean you are adding a new concrete pad, landscaping, or other structure to it. Sometimes you need to remove a structure from your property to improve its use, especially if you have other plans for the area a shed, for example, is taking up. Here are some tips and insights to help you handle a shed demolition project in your backyard. Make a Plan Read More 

Heating And Air Conditioning Damaged In A Flood? What You Should Do

16 March 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you had a flood in your area, you know how much damage water can cause. One thing you may not consider is your HVAC system as it can also become flooded. In some cases, repairs will work great to help you save money. To determine if this would be the best option, below is information about what you should do to get your HVAC system running well again. You do need to hire a professional, however, to ensure everything is done correctly. Read More