What to Consider In a Skip Bin Hire Contractor?

Posted on: 19 February 2020

If you are renovating your home, moving from your current home or doing major foliage removal or gardening and need to dispose of a lot of waste, hiring a skip bin is the most efficient way to get rid of waste. Residential skip bin hire will offer you waste management solutions that help you sort multiple types of waste efficiently and in an environmentally friendly way. To rip the benefits of skip bin hire, you need to know which considerations to make when choosing a contractor.
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3 Essential Factors to Consider When Designing Your Roof Trusses

Posted on: 10 December 2019

Traditionally, stick framing has been used to provide support for roofing materials, as well as give the roof its shape and slope. With the advent of roof trusses, builders and building owners alike are increasingly ditching stick framing for roof trusses.  There are numerous reasons someone may favour trusses over traditional stick framing. Trusses span greater distances without requiring support, are made in a controlled environment without interference from the vagaries of weather and can be installed much faster and with less labour requirement.
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Prepare for Summer with Double Glazed Windows & Doors to Enjoy the Benefits

Posted on: 20 November 2019

Double glazed windows and doors are made of uPVC (unplasticised polyvinyl chloride) frames featuring two glass panes with a gap between them. The space between the glass panes contains argon gas or air and is supported by a space bar. This design helps to prevent heat or air loss from the house, thus acting as an insulator.  Summer is almost here with us, and it's the perfect time to make preparations for the hot months that follow.
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Which commercial insulation option is right for your building?

Posted on: 30 September 2019

When you manage any commercial property, one issue that you will need to carefully consider is the value of appropriate commercial insulation. Without proper insulation, it becomes difficult to correctly regulate the building temperature because the lack of insulation leads to energy transfer through the ceiling and walls. When this happens, the building quickly becomes too hot or too cold for your employees to comfortably work in. Energy bills begin to climb ever higher as your heating or air-conditioning seeks to respond to changing outside temperatures.
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