Charlie D Paige 
We’ve published numerous articles about compacting dirt over the past few weeks. However, all of those were targeted toward compacting dirt for making a patio or laying pavers. What if you need to plant fruits and vegetables? What if you need to grow grass or make a garden? Does soil need to be compacted? When discussing … Read more
Whether you’re digging a hole to lay a foundation for your patio or garage, or simply digging a trench to lay a new French or Trench draining system; chances are that as you water your lawn, water will drain into those trenches. This could also be a result of permits being delayed and the monsoon … Read more
One of the most useful objects for construction and plants alike is sand. The proper sand type can hold buildings straight, boost plant life, and improve drainage. In cities, one of the best materials for drainage is sand. The light and coarse texture helps water seep through via capillary action quickly and therefore prevents landscaping problems. … Read more
The most difficult part of any concrete job isn’t the mixing, pouring, or even smoothening the pour out, but the preparation. This is because all other parts of the process are relatively straightforward, but when it comes to preparation, numerous questions arise. From whether the dirt is sufficiently compacted to the adequate water levels, levelling the … Read more
There are strict penalties for not following fire safety regulations; and for good reason. These regulations outline the necessary steps that should be taken to provide an early fire warning to mitigate the risks or enable individuals to find escape routes. One of the most essential equipment necessary for keeping homes and offices safe is … Read more
When looking for new construction homes, realtors and builders usually consider the ‘bones and meat’ of a house. By the bones, they mean its foundation and ‘skeletal structure’, but when it comes to meat, the extras come into mind. One of the first considerations here includes kitchen appliances, vanities, and closet shelving system. Moving into a … Read more
When it comes to a new construction home, you might be tempted to start personalizing it. From hanging portraits and minimalistic wall décor all the way to painting the drywall a different color – you may want to do all that and more. However, is it a good idea? Newly-built properties are the perfect canvas … Read more
Over the past few decades, the cost of real estate has risen considerably. This rise doesn’t just reflect the rising costs of property, but also a rise in costs of new construction homes. A house that cost $70.45 per square foot in 2000 cost $134.91 in 2020; almost doubling in the last 20 years. It has become … Read more
Over the course of our blogs, we have mentioned how mini excavators are a versatile piece of machinery and how they can help users accomplish even the most difficult of tasks very easily. Whether you’re looking to level the ground, dig deep holes, or lift heavy objects, mini excavators have you covered. In this article, … Read more
We previously discussed the importance of installing new construction windows yourself and whether they come with sills and screens,and mentioned that you may have to shim your windows. Shims are an important part of window installation since they help installers make the necessary adjustments as and when needed. But do you really need to shim every … Read more