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Dan's Construction and Repair Blog

Hello! My name is Dan and this is my construction and repair blog. I don't work in the industry myself, I have recently used a lot of different contractors during the construction of my home. Construction contractors used machinery to dig and lay the foundations for my home before the walls and trusses where installed. A roofing company installed a metal roof and contractors installed plumbing and electrical utilities. I was very impressed with the results and I learnt lots of cool things during the completion of this project. This blog contains information which will be useful to other people who plan to work with construction contractors.

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Chill Out: The Top Reasons To Consider A Freezer Room For Your Restaurant
22 December 2022

As a restaurant owner, there are many factors to c …

Doing Home Improvements? How To Choose The Right Cladding
12 October 2022

If you're ready to add cladding to your home, you …

What to Expect During a Building Survey for Your Insurance
22 July 2022

There are many steps you have to take when constru …

Foundation Drilling: Three Important Guidelines for Preventing Accidents
26 May 2022

When drilling a foundation for your new structure, …

Understand the Steps Involved in Industrial Vibration Control and Monitoring
30 March 2022

Industrial construction projects involve a series …

Chill Out: The Top Reasons To Consider A Freezer Room For Your Restaurant

22 December 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As a restaurant owner, there are many factors to consider when it comes to running a successful business. One key aspect is ensuring that you have adequate storage space for ingredients, prepared foods and other supplies. While a traditional refrigerator may be sufficient for some needs, a freezer room can provide numerous benefits that make it worth considering. Consider the following reasons a freezer room may better suit your needs. Read More 

Doing Home Improvements? How To Choose The Right Cladding

12 October 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're ready to add cladding to your home, you need to start with the right material. You might not realise how many options you have to choose from for your cladding. Luckily, choosing the right cladding doesn't need to be a stressful process. One way to make the process easier is to pinpoint your desired results. In other words, what are you looking for in a home cladding system? Read More 

What to Expect During a Building Survey for Your Insurance

22 July 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

There are many steps you have to take when constructing a new building or home. One of those steps is using a building surveyor. These surveyors perform inpsections for various reasons. Some may be for local ordinances. However, the most common reason for performing the survey is for insurance purposes. Here are some key points of the survey and what to expect regarding the entire process. Land Effects One of the main focal points of the survey will deal with the land. Read More 

Foundation Drilling: Three Important Guidelines for Preventing Accidents

26 May 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When drilling a foundation for your new structure, safety must be a priority. In general, deep drilling is beneficial for creating a stable, reliable and long-lasting base for a building. Moreover, you should note that this process allows for construction with minimal excavation. Excavation is often more time-consuming, labour-intensive and expensive. However, foundation drilling presents unique safety challenges and will endanger workers if the right precautions are not in place. Here are some simple tips to help you prevent accidents while promoting effective drilling. Read More 

Understand the Steps Involved in Industrial Vibration Control and Monitoring

30 March 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Industrial construction projects involve a series of vibration-producing activities like pile driving, blasting, pavement breaking, vibration compaction, etc. There are four significant levels involved in the vibration and monitoring process. Basically, the levels depend on several factors like the State policies or local concerns, susceptibility of the structure to damage, proximity to vibration-producing activities and many more. Check out the levels involved in industrial vibration and control monitoring. Level 1 Read More