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The Construction Process For Home Remodeling

Hello, my name is Samuel Cooper and I'm writing this blog to answer your questions about home construction for a remodeling project. When I decided to have my house remodeled and another room added on, I hired a local contractor for the job. The first thing the contractor did was explain the entire remodeling process to me so that I would know what the construction crew would be doing. I really appreciated the contractor taking the time to explain it all to me because then I could track their progress as the job went along. I found it interesting to watch their progress every day and I wanted to write it all down in a blog. If you are interested in learning about the construction process for remodeling a house, you can learn every step by reading this blog.

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 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are trying to do your part in helping to save the environment and building a new home, you can do it the eco-friendly way. Two ways you can build a green home are by making sure it is energy efficient, and that you conserve natural resources.  Follow the tips below so you can feel proud of the house you built. Energy Efficient Building an energy efficient house is not only eco-friendly, it can help you save money on your utility bills, and help you and your family feel comfortable. Read More 

Add An Etched Design To A Plain Glass Shower Door

8 December 2015
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If your bathtub has a plain glass shower door installed around it, increase the amount of privacy that it provides you with by adding an etched designed to it with the following steps. Etching cream will permanently change the appearance of the glass and give its surface an opaque appearance. Materials glass cleaner lint-free cloths double-sided tape stencils ruler rubber gloves etching cream glass container mixing stick paintbrushes (various sizes) sponge bucket of water trash bag Clean The Glass And Apply The Stencils Read More 

3 Reasons To Consider A Slate Roof

3 November 2015
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Replacing your current roof with one made from slate roofing tiles is a very good idea due to the many advantages that slate provides over other materials. You should consider utilizing slate in order to take advantage of its many color options, extremely long lifespan, and durability. Color Options Slate is a great roofing option if you want to be able to choose from a variety of colors. Depending on where the slate is quarried, the color of the stone can change dramatically. Read More 

4 Tips When Painting Your Metal Roof

9 October 2015
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

One of the major benefits of a sheet metal roof is it's longevity – it can last at least 40 to 60 years. That's a long time to be stuck with the same color of roof, though, especially if you want to change the outer color or appearance of your home at some point in the future. Fortunately, it is possible to repaint a metal roof, whether you have flat panels or decorative standing seams. Read More 

Three Reasons Why You Might Want Asphalt Paving On Your Factory Floor

9 September 2015
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

It is uncommon to pave a cement work floor in a factory or industrial setting. However, there are many benefits to paving your work room floor that maybe you had not thought of before. Here are three reasons to motivate you to decide in favor of paving your company's work floor. 1. Your Company Assembles Automobiles Assembling automobiles is generally done above the floor and on a conveyor track or rail carts. Read More