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Installation and Care of a Septic System

Installation and Care of a Septic System

by Miller’s Septic Service on Oct 24, 2016

Septic tanks are small scale sewage treatment plants that are common in households who find laying a complete sewage system expensive. The tanks are used for collecting debris and wastewater to flow in the drainage system. The materials used for the construction of sewage tanks vary. Continue reading →

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7 Ways to Lower Home Building Costs

7 Ways to Lower Home Building Costs

by Guest Post on Oct 26, 2016

Building a new home is a big investment, probably the biggest one you will make in your life. It is a great delight to own a new home that you have helped to plan, design and get off the ground. Continue reading →

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Tennis Court to Your Outside Space

Tennis Court to Your Outside Space

by Guest on Nov 10, 2016

As the leaves fall and inclement weather returns, a game of tennis may be the last thing on your mind. However just imagine a lazy summer afternoon spent courtside, racquet in one hand and a glass of Pimm’s in the other. Sound appealing? Continue reading →

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How to Take Your DIY Skills to the Next Level

How to Take Your DIY Skills to the Next Level

by Boris Dzhingarov on Jan 23, 2017

Are you a DIY enthusiast, and believe your skills are in-demand in your local area? This is how many construction professionals start their careers and you can do the same thing. However, before you decide to take your DIY skills to the next level, you need to consider each of the points in this article. Continue reading →

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Why Will Construction Industry Always Rely on Excavator Buckets?

Why Will Construction Industry Always Rely on Excavator Buckets?

by Guest Post on Jan 25, 2017

Before the invention of the excavator, the construction industry was an entirely different place. Excavations had to be done with the bare hands of workers and was entirely inefficient. These excavations cost tons of money and time. Continue reading →

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How to Build a Container Home on a Budget

How to Build a Container Home on a Budget

by Alex Cordier on Feb 5, 2017

People choose to build shipping container homes for a number of different reasons. If you talk to people that have built their homes from shipping containers, one of the most common reasons that you will hear is that shipping container homes can be built at a low expense. Continue reading →

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What to Consider When Investing in an Oak Conservatory

What to Consider When Investing in an Oak Conservatory

by Guest Post on Feb 8, 2017

When it comes to installing a conservatory in your home, you are definitely opting for a luxury feature that will undoubtedly add prestigious appeal to your property. The icing on the cake, however, is, of course, opting for an oak conservatory. Continue reading →

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Expand Your Construction Projects with B2B Collaborations

Expand Your Construction Projects with B2B Collaborations

by Guest Post on Aug 1, 2017

Building and construction are collaborative businesses. It takes a village, and it takes a collection of various professionals to get the job done. In the world of construction, Business to Business interaction can take on many different forms. Let’s take a look at some of them and the benefits they offer: Continue reading →

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Benefits of Construction Site Security

Benefits of Construction Site Security

by Guest Post on Aug 24, 2017

While the robbery of a house is alarming and distressing, even before the structure can be built, theft takes place. We are speaking of a construction site. Construction sites are a hotbed of activity. Workmen, equipment, tools, materials, activity- you name it, it’s all there. It’s a fluid situation and it comes with its own share of issues. Continue reading →

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How Your Roof Affects Your Electric Bill

How Your Roof Affects Your Electric Bill

by Jeff Adams on Aug 24, 2017

When it comes to indoor temperatures at home, we are all guilty of the Goldilocks syndrome. Everyone wants to feel as comfortable as possible at home. If it is too cold we'll turn on the heater, and if it's too hot we will keep the AC blasting. Continue reading →

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