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Even if you are not a construction worker, you've probably built something in your life. It might have just been a tower of blocks or a doll house made from toy bricks, but the experience of building that item had to be rewarding. Construction workers experience that feeling of reward every day when the structures that they build are completed. So, in this way, their job is a relatable one, even to those in an entirely different field. We plan on sharing plenty of articles about construction workers and contractors on this blog, and after you read them, you should be able to relate even more.

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How A Soft-Story Retrofit Can Enhance Brand Perception

14 December 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Many hazards can threaten to compromise your property. Temperatures, pests, and more can damage your property, which can lead to costly repairs and maintenance and reflect poorly upon the safety of your facility and your property management capabilities. However, few hazards are as devastating to a property owner's reputation as earthquakes. Earthquakes are especially dangerous to soft-story structures. Soft-story structures contain one or more stories that are weaker than the stories above or below. Read More

What’s Different About Buying A Home With A Seawall?

2 November 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Every home is unique, but there's something exceptional about a house on the water. Unfortunately, waterfront property also needs to contend with numerous potential problems. Seawalls help mitigate these problems by protecting against both long-term erosion and sudden, acute issues caused by storms. Properties without seawalls that face open water are often ticking time bombs. Because of these potential issues, buying a waterfront property requires more care than a typical home purchase. Read More

4 Instances When You May Need Basement Waterproofing Services

21 October 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The basement area is an essential part of your home. It's vital to inspect it regularly for any underlying problems. Typically, a basement affects your home's structure and health in general. However, sometimes water can seep through and cause massive damage without warning. Below are four instances when you may need basement waterproofing services. 1. Water puddles in your basement Water pools inside your basement are a clear sign you need to waterproof the place. Read More

Why Every Homeonwer Should Consider Gutter Covers

8 September 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Are you a homeowner? If so, you likely detest cleaning your gutters. It is a household chore that is so unpleasant that many homeowners seek gutter cleaning services. Perhaps you have tried cleaning your gutters and know that it is a messy task. It is also difficult to perform because the cleaning process involves climbing a ladder to access the gutters for cleaning. This is unsafe for untrained individuals; this means that every time you attempt to clean your gutters, you are putting yourself at risk of falling off a ladder. Read More

Just Moved To A Snowy Area? Follow These Roofing Tips

19 May 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you first move into a climate that gets snow, it can take some getting used to. For instance, you have to buy things like snow shovels and snow brushes for your car. In all of this prep and adaptation, don't forget your roof. Maintaining and caring for a roof in a snowy climate is quite a bit different from doing so in a warmer area. Here are some roofing tips you'll want to implement after moving to a snowy location. Read More

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