Construction / Materials
How to Turn a Brick Home into a Log Home
by Guest Post on Feb 12, 2010
Turning a brick home into a true log home may not be entirely possible, but achieving the look of a log home is certainly feasible. Creativity, imagination and a willingness to think outside the box will make the transformation smooth and quick. Continue reading →
Earthbag Building Expands Worldwide (Sandbag Building)
by Guest Post on Jul 6, 2010
Earthbag building (sometimes called sandbag building) started about one hundred years ago providing safe, bulletproof, and bomb-resistant shelters for the military. They proved to be fast, simple to construct, and durable. Continue reading →
The Construction of Modular Buildings
by Guest Post on Nov 10, 2010
Modular buildings are constructed from prefabricated components made in a factory. Modular buildings can be constructed for temporary, semi-permanent, or permanent purposes. As they are quickly and easily constructed, they are very well suited to provide temporary emergency housing. Continue reading →
Taking Your Professional Contracting Business Online Part I: Website C
by Guest Post on Jan 31, 2011
Building an online presence is making its way into the must-do category for small and local businesses, particularly as the internet evolves into a primary resource for finding information about local services. Hiring a professional web designer is a necessity for all businesses now. Continue reading →
Professional Contractor Resource: Addressing Customer Fears
by Guest Post on Jan 31, 2011
It is important to consider the psychology behind how prospective customers select a contractor. If you have a better understanding of your potential clients and how they approach the decision making process, you are better equipped to attract their business. Continue reading →
Improve Your Contractor Business
by Guest Post on Feb 3, 2011
In today’s economic climate it is harder than ever to run a successful contractor business. The recent economic downturn and declining real estate market have forced many contractors to close shop. Continue reading →
Industrial Wire and Mobile Shelving Systems
by Guest Post on Feb 11, 2011
Shelving units and systems are essential for all business premises whether it be a warehouse or an office. Organizing files, stock and pallets make for greater productivity in the workplace. Continue reading →
Types of Butterfly Valves
by Guest Post on Nov 16, 2011
Butterfly valves got their name from the appearance of a single rod surrounded by two semi-circular discs loosely resembling the body of a butterfly. Older cars that used carburetors instead of an electronic fuel injection system were probably the most commonly known types. Continue reading →
Plan Your Dream Cabin
by Lorena Benchis on Jan 20, 2012
Many people dream of building their own small cabin in the woods, just like in “Little House on the Prairie”. Constructing a simple cabin is not difficult, even if you have limited experience with building projects. There are ready-made plans available, or you can design your own. Continue reading →
What is Concrete Cutting?
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
Concrete cutting is a process of controlled sawing, drilling, and removal of concrete performed by skilled operators using special saws that use diamond impregnated blades. Unlike the old-fashioned dusty jackhammer method, modern concrete cutting leaves a smooth attractive finish. Continue reading →
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