Fixer Upper Construction Tips

Posted on: 26 October 2016

If the roof on your house is old, worn, unappealing or threatening to collapse during winter or heavy rains, it may be time to replace it. Aesthetic appeal, functionality, and durability are some of the key things that you should have in mind when shopping for a new roof. In this light, it is important to consider the following things to ensure that you choose new roofs that will improve the appearance of your home while delivering on functionality. [Read More]

Posted on: 25 October 2016

There are some mistakes that almost every novice homeowner makes when trying to sell their property; these oversights can lead to far fewer buyers being interested in the house. Here are some of the biggest errors you should try to avoid when attempting to sell your home. Failing to clean and repair the property Unless the property is in a severely dilapidated state, there is probably no need to take on an expensive and time-consuming renovation project. [Read More]

Posted on: 25 October 2016

If you're planning to build your own home, it's sensible to look for ways to make the property as energy-efficient as possible. Whilst this may require you to buy insulation and other materials, it could save you a small fortune in the long run; in most instances, homeowners can expect to recoup the costs of their initial investment within just a few years, through the savings they make on their utility bills. [Read More]

Posted on: 25 October 2016

Do you intend to build a new home with a wooden balcony? Read on and discover some of the measures that you could implement in order to protect that balcony from being damaged by water. Slope the Structure Ensure that the wooden balcony slopes gently away from the house. This will help any water that gets onto the balcony, such as water from the roof, to drain away quickly from the wooden balcony. [Read More]