Commercial air conditioning or HVAC systems can run for years without ever experiencing a problem, however, once you notice something amiss, you want to have it taken care of as soon as possible. This is because neglecting certain repairs can mean allowing parts to break down even further so that those repair bills become more expensive, and it can mean allowing humidity to build up in your commercial facility; in turn, building materials may be more prone to mold and other damage.
14 June 2016
Construction & Contractors Blog
Wood is often the traditional choice of stud material used on interior wall frames during construction. One of the main reasons for this is that wooden studs are often the most cost-effective for use in wall framing. Steel studs are often more expensive than their wooden counterparts and their use in residential construction has just begun to gain popularity. This article provides a few reasons why the extra initial cost of steel studs may be worthwhile in the long run.
14 June 2016
Construction & Contractors Blog
A construction site goes through a lot of excavation dust and dirt over time. It, therefore, gets messy and cleaning goes a long way in making things run more efficiently and safely. Whereas some contractors opt to do the cleaning at the end of a project, it is better to do so throughout the duration of the project. This is especially the case when you consider residential construction sites where your neighbours and family are affected by the debris.
14 June 2016
Construction & Contractors Blog
Building design can have a great impact on the environment, economy, and society. Whether this impact is positive or negative depends on the sustainability of the building. Sustainable design aims at creating win-win design solutions that meet the needs of the owner and have a positive impact on the environment. Before undertaking a building construction, there are factors to consider in coming up with a sustainable building design. Here are some of the key factors:
13 June 2016
When you need to move dirt and rocks for a construction job, it requires some big equipment that gets pricey. Instead of buying it new, you may be deciding between renting or leasing the equipment. Here are some things to consider when deciding between renting or leasing earthmoving equipment. Renting Prevents You From Being Responsible For Maintenance A major benefit to renting your earthmoving equipment is that you don't need to worry about breakdowns or repairs.
10 June 2016
Construction & Contractors Blog
If you find your home has a foul smell and you can't figure out where it is coming from, it may be time to inspect your HVAC unit. After prolonged use, heating and cooling systems can give out a foul-smelling odor every time they are switched on. The odor is popularly referred to as Dirty Sock Syndrome. The Dirty Sock Syndrome is a common complaint of homeowners who use heating and cooling systems all year round.
10 June 2016
Construction & Contractors Blog
If you are looking to carry out minor excavation on your property, whether for landscaping or for renovations, then you should consider hiring a mini excavator. This handy equipment is easy to use and helps you save on costs that you would incur if you opted to hire out complete excavation services. When hiring out a mini excavator, you should consider what attachments would be best suited for the project you are carrying out.
10 June 2016
