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Types of Commercial Air-Conditioning Units

30 January 2019

Commercial air conditioning units are more complex and larger in size than residential units. A few examples of commercial air conditioners include: Under ceiling units These are also known as split systems, and have an under ceiling unit and an outdoor unit. The indoor ceiling unit distributes air into the rooms. This split unit is suitable for instances when your budget is tight and ceiling height can allow for proper installation.

Three Questions To Ask Your Contractor Before Purchasing A Farm Shed

13 January 2019

A farm shed is a critical addition to any rural property, and as someone who is building a farm shed for the first time, you have questions swirling through your mind that need answering before the build begins. Here are three commonly asked questions that should be at the top of your list of subjects to discuss with your building contractor. Do You Need A Council Building Permit For The Shed?

Preserve Your Antique Wooden Windows By Weatherproofing Them

15 December 2018

Antique wooden windows need just as much love and care as modern wooden window frames. If you decided to purchase a vintage home, you might have noticed these beauties throughout the house. Before seasonal weather conditions such as freezing temperatures set-in, consider the steps you need to take to keep your windows looking beautiful. Here are four ways you can use to ensure you weatherproof your wooden windows properly. Repair Large Gaps

3 Considerations When Making The Choice Between Steel And Timber Roof Trusses

17 October 2018

Roof trusses are designed to relieve and transfer the load of roof cladding away from the walls for even support. These types of trusses are typically made from wood or steel and provide stability and strength to your home structure. The choice between these materials for your home will depend on a variety of factors. Here are some considerations to guide you with your choice:  How Easily Can The Material Withstand The Elements?

Why You Should Let a Professional Fix Your Broken Garage Door Cables

30 September 2018

Like many other homeowners with garages, you might know little about your garage door cables. This is quite understandable if you have never run into problems with these rather inconspicuous cables.  Working in tandem with the spring system of your garage door, garage door cables are primarily used to counteract the weight of the door during operation. The secondary use of the cables is to serve as a fail-safe for garage doors with an extension spring system.

Upgrades to Consider for Your Farm Sheds

7 August 2018

If you have old farm sheds on your property, you may be looking at ways to renovate them and upgrade them. These upgrades may be for curb appeal, or they may be to make the shed more versatile for your needs. If you are looking at this type of renovation and upgrade, here are a few upgrades you can consider. These upgrades can add curb appeal as well as functionality to your farm sheds easily and quickly by using the right contractor.

2 Main Kinds of Electrical Outlets You Need to Include in Your Home Build

29 June 2018

If you are having your first home constructed, your thoughts and concerns are likely focused on the design elements you want to be included in the house, the floor plan of the new space and perhaps even the selection of materials that will best suit your budget. Not many homeowners tend to consider electrical installation as the main priority as they know their house will have an electrical system retrofitted.

Types of Pier System Repair for Foundations

25 May 2018

There are a number signs that contractors look out for when determining whether your foundation has settled. Primarily what they inspect are cracks in the brick façade or cracks in the motor joints. Another sign they often look out for is whether your frieze boards are cracked. These cracks could be brought about by wear and tear, but for the most part, they are a result of a settling foundation.