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My name is Richard. I own a large commercial business which is located in Melbourne, Australia. Last year, I decided I needed to revamp the look of my business so I shut everything down for 8 weeks and called in a team of contractors. The contractors replaced the plumbing and installed a new electrical system. I also asked them to carry out some work on the roof. I was really impressed with how quickly they completed the work so I could reopen my business to the public. I decided to start this blog so I could offer advice to other business owners.

Construction Contractors

Popular Residential Insulation Solutions

18 August 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Insulation is one of the building materials that largely stays out of the spotlight once a building is constructed. Therefore, it is not surprising to find that a significant number of people may not even be aware of which materials are available to them when looking to embark on insulation installation. It is essential to make an informed decision on your choice of insulation as this will significantly affect your structure's energy efficiency and directly affect your living expenses.
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Truckers: Protect Your Cab and Trailer With Better Locks

29 July 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you drive a commercial truck, you need to ensure that you and your cargo are safe. To that end, you may want to put a few extra locks on your setup. Here are some ideas to help you out: Barrier Box Trailer Lock Most trailer doors feature hasp locks. If you have really expensive cargo and you want to protect it, you may want to add an additional lock over the hasp lock.
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4 Finishing Options for Cast Iron Trench Grating

28 July 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Several finishing options are available for those who would like their cast iron trench grates to have an aesthetic appeal. This article discusses some of those finishing options that you can consider when you order cast iron grates. Uncoated Surface Finish Many fabricators offer cast iron grates that are raw (uncoated). People who prefer this surface finish argue that cast iron will rust and eventually develop a patina due to its exposure to the elements.
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4 Different Ways of Mulching Your Garden

25 July 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Mulching is one of the oldest tricks in the books when you want to look out for your soil. Essentially, this method of caring for the soil involves the application of a protective layer to the surface. Mulching enables you to conserve the moisture in the soil, combat the growth of weeds, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the area and fertility of the soil. Today, the market has many mulching alternatives that you can apply to your garden.
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Using a Drone to Carry Out a Construction Survey: 3 Ways to Ensure Safe Operation

24 July 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Drones are a type of unmanned aerial vehicle which can be used to carry out construction surveys. However, while aerial drones offer many advantages such as increased access to hard to reach places and improved data collection, they can also pose a risk to those working on a construction site. Below is a guide to 3 things you can do to improve the safety of your aerial drone when it is being used to carry out a survey.
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Using Construction Contractors on a Commercial Business

My name is Richard. I own a large commercial business which is located in Melbourne, Australia. Last year, I decided I needed to revamp the look of my business so I shut everything down for 8 weeks and called in a team of contractors. The contractors replaced the plumbing and installed a new electrical system. I also asked them to carry out some work on the roof. I was really impressed with how quickly they completed the work so I could reopen my business to the public. I decided to start this blog so I could offer advice to other business owners.

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