Repairs To Start While Your Yacht Is Dry-Docked This Winter

11 December 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If your yacht is dry-docked this winter, it is a good time to start thinking about repairs. Marina repair services can help with major refitting and repairs. Some of the work that needs to be done is going to be easier while your yacht is dry-docked. The following yacht repairs should be done this winter when your boat is out of the water: Inspecting and Refinishing the Hull The hull of your yacht can wear and be damaged while you are on the water. Read More

3 Reasons Title Companies Require New Land Surveys

22 October 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Real estate transactions are extremely complex. Large sums of money and legal issues are often at the heart of real estate transactions. Title companies want to ensure that they are processing paperwork correctly when transferring the ownership of a piece of property. Land surveys play an important role in defining property boundaries and settling ownership disputes. It's not unusual for a title company to require a new land survey before a real estate transaction can be completed. Read More

Perks Of Adding Commercial Architectural Glass Doors To Your Building

26 August 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As a business owner, you want your building to be as inviting and appealing to your public as possible. You accomplish this by adding convenient and beautiful fixtures to it. These advantages come with including commercial architectural glass doors to your building's design. Easy Access You want customers to be able to enter and exit your building as easily as possible. You do not want them to have to fumble with doorknobs or pulling or pushing heavy wooden doors. Read More

Three Ways To Know That You Need Sewer Line Repair

14 July 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Many American houses and homes flush away their waste into a sewer line that connects to the municipal sewage treatment center. Most people don't have to think about it, as they are typically well-built and if they do need maintenance, it's usually a simple clogged toilet. However, there are sometimes more major issues that you may not know how to identify. Water Going Down One Pipe And Up Another Usually, household pipe clogs are a simple matter of one pipe refusing to allow water to run through the pipe without extra effort. Read More

Concrete Lifting Guide To Driveway And Hardscaping Restorations For Damaged, Sinking Pavements And More

19 May 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

There are a lot of things that can cause damage to pavements like driveways, sidewalks, and hardscaping. Some of these problems include erosion and settling of the soil. To repair these pavements and other hardscaping materials, concrete lifting techniques can be used to repair the damage. The following guide to concrete lifting will help you with the repairs that need to be done to your driveway, hardscaping, and more: Repairing the Separation of Driveways That Often Happens Near the Entrance of the Garage Read More

Never Give up on That Home Remodeling Project You Desire

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Once my husband and I moved out of our "starter home" and into a new one, we absolutely loved our new home. We wanted to spend the rest of our lives in it due to the location close to our families. However, over the years, we realized that we were growing tired of it more quickly than we expected. We wanted to remodel it, but we just didn't think we had room in our tight budget, so we put it off for years. One day, we met a local contractor and mentioned our predicament. He couldn't believe how much we had over-estimated the cost of our project. We learned it would only cost half as much as we expected, and as they say, the rest is history! We greatly enjoyed the remodeling process as well, and we want to share what we learned with others on our new blog!