After the Flood

Hello! My name is Danny. If your home is hit by a flood, it can have a devastating effect on your life. Last year, heavy rains caused the river on my land to burst its banks. The water completely covered the lower floor of my property and caused a lot of damage. The furniture and wooden floor were most badly affected. I didn't know what to do. Thankfully, my friend put me in touch with a damage contractor who was able to help to repair and restore the water damage. I am really pleased with the results so I decided to start this blog.

2018

Three Things that You Must Know About Small Concrete Repairs

21 November 2018

Concrete is one of the most common flooring and general construction materials. One of the significant challenges of using concrete as a building material is that it tends to contract and expand a lot and when the seasons change from winter to summer, and lines of weakness start appearing on the material. As such, it is crucial to make sure that you understand what to do when you notice gaps that need repair on your concrete.
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Signs Your Foundation Is in Trouble and What Can Be Done

14 March 2018

Homes are built to last, and concrete foundations are a solid base on which to build, which is why they're part of so many homes. Unfortunately, inadequate maintenance or movement in the soil in which a home's foundation is built can cause serious issues. If left alone, problems in a home's foundation can cause major structural problems in the house itself, causing further damage and becoming expensive to fix. If you are concerned about the foundation of your home, the good news is that having your foundation assessed and repaired, if necessary, is not as complex as you think.
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4 Ways to Confirm Rental Equipment Productivity

12 March 2018

Construction projects often require varied equipment at different stages of the projects. How certain can you be that you are getting maximum value from the equipment that you have rented? Read on and learn some of the ways through which you can assess the productivity of rental equipment. Is There Too Much Equipment? Some of the equipment that you rented for your project may not be as productive as expected if you devoted too many machines to perform certain tasks.
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3 Control Measures to Help New Demolition Contractors Manage Risks

14 February 2018

Demolition projects are, by nature, risky undertakings and as such new contractors need to be careful when demolishing buildings. One of the best ways a new demolition contractor can ensure safety is by following laid down codes of practice. Controlling risks is considered as one of the most important systems of practice meant to eliminate hazards during a demolition exercise. To manage risks efficiently, demolition contractors need to rank their risk control measures from the highest level of protection to the lowest.
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