Why Your New Wooden Deck Should Be Fire-Resistant
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22 December 2020
When you're thinking about your impending new deck, your thoughts will probably be limited to all the wonderful days you'll spend relaxing in your brand new outdoor space. You probably won't be thinking about the flammability of this addition to your home. And yet, perhaps this should figure into your plans.
Thinking About Fire
Arguably, any new construction project in Australia, whether it's big or small, commercial or residential, should consider matters of flammability.
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Does your home need underpinning?
Posted on:
18 November 2020
How safe is your home? As a responsible homeowner, you have probably spent a lot of time ensuring that your property is well maintained. You will have checked that the home electrical supply and plumbing are in good working order and that your roof is well maintained but is there something more fundamental that you are missing? While all of these things are important one thing that supports all of them is the foundation of your home.
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Top Reasons for Asbestos Removal in Schools
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17 September 2020
Given the benefits of asbestos when it was first introduced to the construction industry, most contractors went on to call it the magic material. Unfortunately, today's asbestos is a well-known carcinogenic material found in older buildings, and school-going children have borne the brunt. A 2019 audit on Australian schools revealed that more than 2000 institutions contain asbestos, which is a ticking time bomb. Consequently, it has led to significant debate on the management or removal of the asbestos.
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Three Phases Leading Up To Residential Land Development
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17 September 2020
Once you have acquired a raw plot of land, the most logical step would be undertaking land development as soon as possible so that you can make the most of this lot. Whether you are developing it for personal use or as a rental for passive income, you are guaranteed that this step is going to be a lucrative endeavour. But the process of converting the raw real estate into a residence that can be occupied can seem complex to a newbie in land development.
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