Understanding Asphalt Damage: 2 Common Causes

6 December 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

An asphalt driveway is a great investment for virtually any home, thanks to the fact that it can maintain its attractive appearance for years and years. Of course, to get the most out of your asphalt, you will need to keep it safe from destructive elements. If you would like to learn more about potentially damaging substances, read on. This article will discuss two frequent causes of asphalt damage. Water Read More

3 Tips For Renting Power Tools This Summer

3 August 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Summer is a great time to tackle projects that you don't normally have the time or the weather conditions to do. Some of those projects may require the use of one-time power tools that you don't already own, just as an arch welder, table saw or power washer. Instead of purchasing power tools that you don't already own, consider renting them instead for your special summer projects. #1 Where To Rent Power Tools Read More

What to Do When Your Rain Gutters No Longer Divert the Rain

14 February 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you walked outside and noticed the rain pouring over your gutters and pooling at the base of your house, it is time to do something. Take a walk around the house to try to figure out why the gutters are no longer diverting the water. What you see will determine what needs to be done. If you cannot find a problem, call in a roofing specialist to help out. Here are some of the options you may have to get the water flowing correctly again. Read More

3 Reasons Why You Might Need a Flood Zone Certificate

7 February 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The idea of owning a property near the water can be a wonderful thing, but it does come with some inconveniences that you might not have to worry about with a different property. For example, when buying, owning, or selling a property near the water, you might at some point be required to get a flood zone certificate. These are some of the situations in which you might need one. Read More

Ideas For Using Natural Wood In The Kitchen

7 February 2017
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Natural wood and the kitchen just seem to go together. Stained or even painted wood gives off a warm vibe that feels cozy in the kitchen. Wood goes well in almost any style kitchen, from cottage to shabby chic to contemporary. What's more, wood tends to be a long-lasting material. Utilize wood in your kitchen for an inviting and attractive effect. Cabinetry Wood has long been the most popular material for kitchen cabinetry. Read More

Home Construction 101: What To Expect Of The Process

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Building a new house is a complex process. If you've never done it before, it's easy to get overwhelmed with the details - especially if you don't know what to expect. When my wife and I built our dream house, I was completely unprepared for the level of detail that the plans required. As a result, I found myself feeling perpetually behind throughout the process. I created this site to share what I learned so that hopefully others would understand what to expect before they started planning. I hope that the information on these pages makes it easier for you to create the home you've always wanted.