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Concrete Foundation Repair Methods

Concrete Foundation Repair Methods

by Raza on Dec 8, 2014

If you have noticed when looking at the outside of your home cracked foundation, displaced moldings, cracked bricks, or separation from windows or garage door you may have foundation issues. Inside your home, the warning signs include cracks in the floor and cracked sheetrock. The earth under your home can shift and move from rain or even earthquakes that are miles away, this can cause you to experience foundation issues. Continue reading →

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Top Most Uses of Galvanized Steel

Top Most Uses of Galvanized Steel

by Jake Hyet on Jan 14, 2015

Galvanization is the process by which steel is treated with a rust-resistant zinc coating. Galvanized steel is usually manufactured by a technique called hot-dipped galvanization. Using this method, the steel is passed through a bath of molten zinc, maintained at a temperature of 860 degrees Fahrenheit. Continue reading →

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The Value of Timber Skids

The Value of Timber Skids

by Guest on Apr 2, 2015

Timber skids are a specific type of construction mat. These mats are used to provide temporary ground cover, giving workers a solid platform for transportation, equipment and more. In particular, timber skids are made from high quality, all-wood timbers. These skid mats can be used for cribbing or pipelines as needed. Continue reading →

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Where Can I Find Cheap Shed Plans?

Where Can I Find Cheap Shed Plans?

by Adam Smith on Apr 27, 2015

No matter what your plans are for building a shed you will find that you need shed plans to do the job right. Whether you decide to do it yourself or you plan to hire a professional builder to get it done, you will need shed plans. Continue reading →

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Electro Osmosis Damp Proofing for Home Exterior

Electro Osmosis Damp Proofing for Home Exterior

by Guest Post on May 12, 2015

A house is supposed to be a safe haven where we all go after a long day at work to rest ups and prepare for another long day ahead. It is also where we raise families and even entertain our friends. There are few feelings that can compare to owning your own home, regardless of how small or big it is. Continue reading →

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I Would Like to Do a Loft Conversion. What Do I Need to Know?

I Would Like to Do a Loft Conversion. What Do I Need to Know?

by Guest Post on Jun 9, 2015

You have probably heard so much about the different benefits that loft conversion has to offer, which includes the increase in your living space, added value to your property and in some cases, it can even generate revenue should you decide to rent out the space. Continue reading →

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Construction of Modular Buildings For Homes

Construction of Modular Buildings For Homes

by Terry Burrows on Jul 3, 2015

Modular buildings are today being looked upon as viable solutions to speed up the construction process and increase its efficiency. Modular construction is the modern-day approach to overcoming construction challenges. Continue reading →

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The Storage Shed You Build Yourself

The Storage Shed You Build Yourself

by Guest on Sep 8, 2015

The marketplace is full of prefab and prebuilt storage sheds. Some companies with come to your property and build a shed on-site in a variety of sizes. Others will bring them in on a flat-bed. Prefab buildings vary in quality depending on price and materials. They come in metals or plastics as well as traditional wood. Continue reading →

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Ideal Carport Plan for Homeowners

Ideal Carport Plan for Homeowners

by Guest on Sep 21, 2015

The carport is always covered at the top and opened at the sides that offer shelter to vehicles, especially cars. However, you should not confuse between a car port and a garage. Carport offers limited protection to your car compared to a garage. Continue reading →

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A Basic Guide to Maintaining Your Home’s Foundations

A Basic Guide to Maintaining Your Home’s Foundations

by Boris Dzhingarov on Nov 9, 2015

In most people’s homes there is regular maintenance work completed on the fixtures in the house; the walls are painted or wallpaper replaced, floors are relayed, roofs are kept under good repair and any damage to brickwork is swiftly repaired. Continue reading →

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