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Key Considerations When Acquiring A Crane For Your Next Project

22 June 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Taking on a major construction project that requires heavy lifting often means having to invest in a crane to help get the job done safely and effectively. For those who have never worked with or acquired a crane before, you may not know for sure how to select one. Here's a look at some of the things you need to think about to ensure that you get the right crane for your project. Read More

3 Signs You Need Your Foundation Repaired

7 April 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The foundation on your home is very important; it's the base on which everything in your home sits. Without your foundation, your home wouldn't be what it is. This very important part of your home needs to be taken care of and inspected often for any issues or problems. If there is an issue with your foundation, it could cause a number of other problems for your home. Read on for a few signs that you should keep an eye out for that could indicate your foundation is in need of a repair. Read More

Overlooked Steps When Building A Custom Home

14 February 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you are in the early stages of preparing to build your home, it can seem like this process will never end and is completely overwhelming due to the number of major decisions that need to be made. Unfortunately, this can make it easy for individuals to make mistakes due to oversights or other failures. Have The Designs For The Home Before Choosing A Lot Buying a lot without having the designs for the home that will be built can be a serious mistake. Read More

Is Translucent Concrete Right For Your Project?

21 January 2020
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you think of concrete, "translucent" is unlikely to be the first thing to come to mind. While concrete has a reputation for being rather opaque, translucent concrete is here and it is real. This innovative form of concrete uses a clever method to transmit light. Optical or other light-transmitting fibers are embedded into the concrete, carrying light from one side to the other. Despite this method of construction, translucent concrete generally does not appear to be porous, producing a striking optical effect as light passes through seemingly solid blocks of cement. Read More

Why You Should Paint Your Home’s Exterior

11 December 2019
Categories: , Blog

The exterior of your home is the first thing people see before they enter your home. If the outside looks awful and run down, then people will think that the inside looks the same. If your home's exterior is looking a little worn, paint can go a long way to help with this. If you have wood, shake, vinyl, aluminum, or even brick, your home can be painted and updated. Read on for reasons why you should paint your home. Read More

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Key Considerations When Acquiring A Crane For Your Next Project
22 June 2020

3 Signs You Need Your Foundation Repaired
7 April 2020

Overlooked Steps When Building A Custom Home
14 February 2020

Is Translucent Concrete Right For Your Project?
21 January 2020

Why You Should Paint Your Home's Exterior
11 December 2019