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Demolition Tips

18 July 2023
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Do you plan to demolish a building? Although demolition works seem thrilling, they can be pretty risky. So, what should you consider when pulling down a structure? The extract below contains some insights to help you safely demolish property. Tip 1: Conduct A Preliminary Assessment A preliminary assessment is a critical yet neglected aspect of house demolition. Typically, it helps you prepare for the demolition work. The property's condition is an essential aspect of the examination. Read More

Recovering From A Commercial Flood? Why You Need To Invest In Epoxy Flooring

16 May 2022
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If your commercial building has sustained flood damage and you need to restore the floors, now's the time to talk to your contractor about epoxy flooring. Epoxy flooring is one of the best investments you can make for your commercial building, especially where damage protection is concerned. After all, when you're tackling damage repairs, you want to do everything you can to prevent future damage. That's where epoxy flooring comes into the picture. Read More

4 Easy Ways to Tell When Your House Foundation Needs Restumping

29 July 2021
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Many houses have foundation stumps. The stumps support the entire house and elevate it above the flood level. The structural integrity and durability of your home rely on the condition of the stumps. If the stumps get damaged by water and pests, they weaken, and your house starts sagging. It is advisable to constantly check the condition of your stumping and call in a professional as soon as you notice signs of damage. Read More

Three Guidelines to Help you with Asbestos Removal at Home

7 January 2020
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Asbestos was a common building material several decades ago. However, after the discovery that the compound caused health complications such as cancer of the lungs and mesothelioma, the material was banned. There are also laws put in place to ensure that all old buildings which may have traces of the compound should be pulled down. There are also rules and regulations to be followed when pulling down these structures to prevent the asbestos from harming the people in the environment. Read More

A Simple Guide to Rising Damp

26 September 2019
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Rising damp is when water from the ground moves up a wall through porous building materials. It mostly occurs in old buildings, but this does not mean it cannot occur in newer buildings. Newer buildings are constructed with a barrier layer that inhibits moisture from rising. This layer is known as a damp proof course, abbreviated as DPC. Sometimes this layer fails or is obstructed leading to its failure. When this happens, water can move up walls. Read More

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