The Construction Process For Home RemodelingThe Construction Process For Home Remodeling

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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

Using recycled pallets to make wonderful creations such as furniture, wall hangings, or to use as an accent wall is something you see quite a bit these days. It's easy to find these pallets, but what do you do once you get them? They are really well put together, so taking them apart takes a little finesse in order to keep your valuable wooden slats intact. See below for instructions on how to dismantle a pallet and a few other helpful tips that may come in handy before your next pallet project. Read More 

Upgrading Your Cooking Space: Why Your Kitchen Needs Custom Cabinets

18 April 2016
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

You may not spend all of your time in the kitchen, but it sure does seem like it. So you want to make sure that everything meshes well with your lifestyle. You want things to work well, yet look great. The kitchen needs to be comfortable, and everything needs to be accessible. All of this points back to the kitchen cabinets. Unfortunately, stock cabinetry simply doesn't do the trick. So, you may want to think about having custom cabinets built specifically for your home's kitchen. Read More 

Recognizing And Treating Common Flat Roof Issues

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 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Flat roofs are prone to a few issues, such as ponding, blistering, and damaged fasteners. Here are some things that you can do to prevent these issues.  Clear Up Ponding Since flat roofs don't have the pitched slope to help them remove excess water, they can be prone to having rain, snow, and debris pile up on them. After any kind of storm, be sure to use a soft broom to scrape away tree foliage and remove excess water. Read More 

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 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If your office is in an older building, you may be wondering how to protect your employees from exposure to asbestos. Here are some things to consider as a manager dealing with asbestos concerns.  Your Responsibilities as an Employer The regulations for asbestos exposure are different for employees than for tenants. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration controls asbestos exposure rules for the workplace, and they have set different guidelines for acceptable exposure levels in different industries. Read More