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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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The Benefits Of Having Spray Foam Insulation Installed In Your Home

19 December 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

You need to protect the interior air of your home when you have spray foam insulation installed to keep out drafts and moisture. There are a number of benefits to using spray foam insulation to keep your property insulated, and it is a smart investment overall. The money you will save on heating and cooling costs will outweigh the cost of the spray foam insulation installation over time. When you want to have a home that is air-tight, dry, and comfortable, it's time to learn more about spray foam and how it can be applied in various areas of your home. Read More 

How A Foundation Repair Contractor Might Fix A Wall In Your Basement That Is Bowing Inward

2 December 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If it seems like the wall in your basement is bowing to the inside, you may think you're seeing things. However, wall bowing is a sign of a type of foundation damage that can happen due to the hydrostatic pressure of water on the outside of the wall or from frozen soil pressing against the wall. This could happen suddenly after a flood or happen gradually and slowly get worse. Here's how a foundation repair contractor may go about fixing a bowed wall. Read More 

Factors To Consider When Building An ADU

17 November 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is a secondary home located within the same lot as a larger main house. ADUs are an ideal way of expanding your home to accommodate more people, especially if you have a growing or aging family. An ADU can also be a source of rental income in a housing market that does not provide enough affordable housing. However, before investing in an ADU, you should consider factors like the following. Read More 

4 Plumbing Upgrades You May Want Your Plumber To Make To An Older Home You Just Bought

4 November 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you move into an older home, you may need to make a few upgrades so it's more like your previous home with modern plumbing. If you're planning to remodel the home anyway, it's the perfect time to update the plumbing. Here are some things your older home may not have that you want a plumber to fix. 1. Your Plumber Can Add An Outdoor Spigot You may have a spigot in the front of your house where the main water line enters your home, but that doesn't do you any good when you're working in the backyard. Read More 

5 Concrete Options For Your Driveway

24 October 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When it's time to replace your driveway, consider concrete paving. It's not only attractive, but concrete is also highly durable and relatively low maintenance. There are also a variety of options so your paving can be as unique as your home.  1. Poured Concrete The most common type of concrete driveway is the poured concrete driveway. These are installed as poured slabs with expansion joints between them to minimize cracking and shifting. Read More