An Inspirational Construction Blog

Posted on: 8 November 2021

Are you having a difficult time choosing between brick and stone masonry options for your home construction project? Will the traditional look of brick or the tendency for lower maintenance costs with stone masonry appeal more to your tastes? Keep reading for a comparison of brick and stone masonry materials so that you can make a well-informed decision about your next home construction project. Brick or Stone Brick and stone masonry complement each other in many ways.
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Posted on: 28 October 2021

Buying a piece of property is a pretty major deal. Not only are you plunking down a relatively large amount of money for the sale, you are also responsible for either moving into the home or finding worthy tenants to take over the monthly expenses so you can make a profit. Some people look to strike it rich by purchasing real estate, but never really give much attention to what they stand to gain by going after the land the house sits on instead.
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Posted on: 28 September 2021

If new construction was recently completed on your home, the usability of your outdoor living space may be affected. However, you can fix ruts, bare patches, and other cosmetic flaws with the following steps. Afterward, use definitive borders, color combinations, and lighting to create landscaped and hardscaped surfaces that are attractive and accommodating. Lawn Corrections Heavy machinery, dumpsters, and vehicles that were used during an active construction project could compact soil and tear up grass.
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Posted on: 31 August 2021

Are you in the process of buying real estate, and need to pay to have a professional land survey done? If so, you're likely wondering why this is even necessary. Here are some reasons why a land survey is an essential part of buying real estate. You Need to Know Your Boundaries It's important that you know exactly what property you are buying when purchasing a home. While there may be some fences up around the property and some existing physical markers that identify what looks like the property line, you won't know for sure unless you have a land survey done.
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