Typical Risk Factors That Could Make You Require Foundation Work
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7 September 2018
One of the wort problems that you can face as a homeowner is foundation decline. Once this begins to happen, it manifests in different areas of your home and can eventually compromise the entire integrity of the structure. Thus, it is imperative to know how best to care for your home's foundation to prevent undue damage. However, maintaining your foundation is not as straightforward as taking care of your gutters because you cannot see this structure.
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Scaffolding: 3 Things to Check Before You Begin Work
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7 September 2018
If your work team need to carry out work on the higher levels of a building, they will need to use scaffolding. Scaffolding provides a platform on which tools and equipment can be positioned and work completed. However, in order to remain safe when using scaffolding, it is important that your team are able to properly assess if it is safe before they begin work. Below is a guide to three things a work team should check before beginning work which requires the use of scaffolding.
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Timber Frame Trusses — Answer to Commonly Asked Questions
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6 September 2018
Trusses are common structures integrated into home building designs. The distinct triangular shape not only add aesthetic appeal to your structure, but the stability of the trusses also work to provide your roof (or any suspended platform) with much-needed support. Nevertheless, despite timber frame trusses being commonplace in wooden structures, not many homeowners know how to differentiate them, how to select one and so on. The article below answers some of the commonly asked questions pertaining to timber frame trusses.
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3 Reasons Why You Need Concrete Kerbing Between Your Driveway and Your Landscaping
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4 September 2018
A well-paved driveway and beautiful landscaping can make a home look wonderful, but if you want both your drive and your lawn to stay looking their best, it's important that you keep them separate. A border of concrete kerbing (also known as concrete edging) is one of the most effective and attractive ways to do so. Here's why a concrete kerb barrier between your driveway and your landscaping is so important.
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