Planning and Executing Construction and Contracting Projects: Tips for Consumers

When a Homeowner May Need a Land Survey, Even Though They Already Own the Home

25 April 2016

If you already own your home then you may assume that you would never need a land survey done. However, knowing the exact boundaries of your property and what might be encroaching on those boundaries can be very helpful in a variety of situations. Note when a homeowner may need a land survey completed and why it can be helpful to them, even though they already own the home and the land.

Features to add to your deadbolt lock to make it even more secure

25 April 2016

Deadbolt locks are among the safest types of locks there is when it comes to prevent burglary and they can help with increasing the safety in your home significantly. There are many different features that a deadbolt lock can have to further improve how well it protects against intrusion, and in order for you to get exactly what you want out of your deadbolt lock, there are some features you should consider getting for your lock.

Excavation safety through structural stability

25 April 2016

Civil works and excavations are twin related and largely dependent on each other.  Subsequently, there are lots of risks associated with this activity, thus, the law is very adamant on the safety of workers near excavation sites. Prior to the start of any working shift, a competent professional must inspect the site and determine its work to risk ratio. Structural aspects form the backbone of an excavation process hence; key issues will be discussed in this article.

Planning on buying an older home? Make sure the inspector looks for these things

25 April 2016

If you are planning on buying an older home, you get the benefit of history along with a beautiful house. Unfortunately, this also puts you at risk of having a variety of issues. To avoid major and expensive repairs down the line, it is best to have the house fully inspected and to look for the following things. Single-Pane Windows One area of the house that needs to be inspected fully is the windows.

Signs That Your Bathroom Has a Hidden Plumbing Leak

22 February 2016

Since it's often the wettest room in your house, signs of plumbing leaks may not be so obvious in your bathroom, and therefore they can easily be overlooked or go unheeded. If left unattended or untreated, a plumbing or water leak in your bathroom will cost you in terms of water bills and repairs in case of serious damages to the walls and the flooring. Therefore, if you observe any of the following signs, you might want to contact your plumber like A and C Plumbing as soon as possible.

3 Key Mistakes to Avoid During Metal Roof Painting

18 November 2015

Roof painting, especially for metal roofs, is a great means to achieve energy efficiency and providing a spectacular change in your home's appearance. Generally, a professional roofer with expertise in roof painting is best suited to carry out the metal roof coating process. During the process of applying coating to a metal roof, professional roofers as well as novices tend to commit a number of mistakes either of out of ignorance or incompetence.

Water Surprise: 4 Subtle Signs You Might Have a Plumbing Problem

22 April 2015

99% of the time, nobody ever thinks twice about their plumbing system. For the most part, it rumbles on the background out of sight, and only when the water supply begins to sputter, leak, or stop completely does anyone ever think to contact a plumber. However, by peering into certain corners of your home from time to time, you may be able to detect symptoms of plumbing problems that masquerade as innocent, benign household issues.