Three Reasons You Should Have A Fence Installed On Your Commercial Property

21 December 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As a business owner, it's in your best interest to invest not only in your business itself, but also in the property where your business sits. One of the best property investments that you can make is commercial fencing to enclose your property. For many new business owners, it's hard to understand why a fence would be such a worthwhile investment. Before you complete your capital improvements budget for next year, here's a look at a few reasons why you should include a fence installation. Read More

Replacing Your Garage Doors Is A Great Home Remodel

14 November 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Coming up with money for home upgrades can be discouraging. Most homeowners probably have a long list of products that they would love to do immediately, but they can't afford them all right now. Thrifty and ambitious homeowners will undertake DIY projects and take matters into their own hands. There are an endless amount of surprisingly simple DIY home remodels that can have a big impact on the style, energy efficiency, functionality, and price valuation of your property. Read More

4 Tips For Remodeling Your Bathroom On A Budget

12 October 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The key to making the most out of your home will rest in making it as comfortable and functional as possible. This may require you to make some changes at various times, and a great place to start is in your bathroom area. Of course, you may be tight on money, but you can do a remodel that doesn't break the bank. Knowing some tips to assist you in with this home improvement task is sure to be significant. Read More

3 Ways To Use Landscaping Rock To Control Drainage Issues

8 September 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Drainage is one of those considerations that many new homeowners know little about until they're dealing with huge puddles in their backyard or soil covering their driveway. Erosion control, mud prevention, and even foundation damage control is all possible with better drainage around your home. Control backyard and front yard flooding with these three landscaping rock projects. Dry Creek A dry creek is a trench or drainage ditch that follows the natural contours of your property to gather water and deliver it to a dry well or storm water drain. Read More

Choosing The Best Fire Sprinkler System For Your Unique Business Needs

20 August 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If your company has expanded to the point where you are building a new office building to house it, then selecting the correct fire sprinkler system is essential. There are four main types of fire sprinkler systems used in commercial environments, including: wet pipe systems dry pipe systems pre-action systems deluge systems The right fire sprinkler system for your new office building depends upon three different things: the necessary level of protection location inside of the structure the local building codes While each of the four different fire sprinkler systems will adequately put out a fire, they do vary in cost of installation, future maintenance needs, and time delays for the delivery of water. Read More

Ceiling Fans: Install Yourself or Hire an Electrician

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I loved the idea of having a ceiling fan in every room in my home. It would help move air and keep the home cooler, which could decrease how often I had to run my air conditioner. However, I wasn't sure whether I should install the ceiling fans myself or hire a licensed electrician to do the job for you. I spent a lot of time researching and weighing the pros and cons of installing ceiling fans myself and hiring an electrician. Ultimately, I hired someone, just based on my skill level and the number of fans I needed installed. I didn't want that research to go to waste, so I started this blog. I hope that the information I have learned and shared will help you make the decision that is right for you when it comes to installing ceiling fans yourself or hiring a professional.