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Construction Work Is Meaningful Work

Can you imagine a job more meaningful than structures with your bare hands? Maybe you can name a few, like nursing and teaching, but we would still argue that construction work belongs on that list of really meaningful jobs. After all, we all enjoy living indoors in our homes, and those homes would not exist without construction workers and contractors. It feels so good to have a place where we can share thoughts like this! And trust us, this is just the beginning. On this blog, you should be prepared to read all about the construction industry and its many facets.

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Why Invest In Custom Screen Enclosures For Your Pool?

17 December 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Irritating bugs can decrease your pool's value because of bites and stings in the evenings or early mornings when the bugs are active. Apart from bugs, an unprotected pool will attract the occasional small animal and drown it. If you live in a windy area, cleaning the pool becomes a constant chore because of windblown debris getting into the pool. Installing an outdoor screen enclosure helps get more value from your pool in several ways: Read More 

5 Factors That Contribute To Pipe Corrosion

3 November 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Plumbing pipes don't last forever. Even the most durable of pipe materials can eventually corrode and begin to deteriorate. Pipe corrosion has the potential to not only increase your risk of developing a leak in your home, but corroded pipes can also compromise the safety of your drinking water supply. Being able to identify some of the factors that contribute to pipe corrosion allows you to be vigilant in monitoring the condition of your home's plumbing system over time. Read More 

5 Common Obstacles In Land Clearing And What A Land Clearing Team Can Do About Them

21 October 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have a lot that you need to be cleared for future construction or landscaping, a land clearing team can get the job done. Depending on your plot of land, there might be several obstacles to overcome to get that flat-finished lot that is ready to build on. Take a peek at these 5 common obstacles you might find on your land. 1. Rocks Rocks are a part of most land clearing jobs. Read More 

What Can You Do With Gravel?

9 September 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Gravel is commonly used for many reasons because it is durable and affordable. However, before you run out and order a truck full of gravel, you need to decide what to do with all the rocks. Luckily, there are many ways you can spruce up your home with cheap gravel. If you would like to know more, keep reading. Make a Cheap Driveway Driveways are commonly made from asphalt or concrete. Read More 

What You Should Know About Exterior Waterproofing For Your Basement

29 April 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have noticed that there is a moisture issue in your basement, or if you are worried about moisture issues becoming a problem at some point, then you might be looking into exterior waterproofing for your basement. This is something that you might not know much about, but as long as you keep the things below in mind, you should have a good experience when having your basement waterproofed with exterior waterproofing. Read More