A Basic Guide to Foundation Underpinning

13 December 2018
 Categories: , Blog

There is not a single homeowner that wants to deal with foundation problems in their house. And since your first instinct may be assuming that structural problems do not mean foundation issues, it allows for the damage to worsen and subsequently cause irreparable harm to the entire structure. It is imperative for homeowners to know how to spot the red flag of potential foundation repair and act quickly if they are to save their foundation. Read More 

What to Consider Before Attempting a DIY Demolition of Your Bathroom

16 October 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When renovating the bathroom in your home, you probably have an estimated number on how much the project is going to cost. Adding the cost of demolition to that number can feel daunting and make you consider other options. Demolishing on your own is a possibility. Many people have done it and succeeded before you, but before you attempt to do it, there are a few things you should consider. Read More 

Understanding the Cause and Effect of Concrete Cancer

28 September 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Concrete cancer is a term mainly used to describe a particular sort of damage in a building; the term has no counterpart in the world of building. Although it's a problem mostly related to buildings, all concrete structures can be affected by it. What is concrete cancer? Concrete cancer is essentially when the concrete in a building cracks (called spalling), forming holes where water and moisture can come into the centre of the building. Read More 

2 tips for those who want to construct jetties

6 August 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are planning to build a jetty, you may find the following advice useful. 1. Choose the right time of year for your construction project If you want to ensure that the process of constructing your jetty goes smoothly, it is important to choose the right time of year to perform the construction work. The reason for this is as follows; trying to build jetties during the late autumn or winter months can be extremely challenging, as the weather conditions during these periods tend to create a hazardous work environment for construction crews. Read More 

Plumbing Terminology to Learn Before You Shop for Supplies

28 June 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

It's not usually a good idea for homeowners to tackle plumbing repairs on their own, as a few online tutorials and a nice collection of tools at your disposal are no substitute for the services of a professional plumber! However, if you do want to make some minor plumbing repairs around your house, it can be helpful to understand some basic plumbing terminology before you shop for plumbing supplies. Fittings & fixtures Read More