Subdividing Land for Property Development: Land Surveys Show if Your Plans Are Realistic
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8 October 2021
The purchase of land and the promise of selling subdivisions can have you seeing dollar signs, but your plans hinge on what the land is really like. A land survey company will check out the area and look for boundary lines and other issues that affect what can be done with the land. Rocks, unstable areas, erosion and poor drainage – while all of these are fixable, they can delay your property construction and potentially force you to reduce the number of homes you had hoped to build.
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Additional Storey Home Extension Ideas to Help You Reclaim Your Home
Posted on:
25 August 2021
When purchasing your residential property, it probably met all the immediate needs that you had. Nonetheless, once you have kids and the years go by, you could start finding that your dream home is no longer sufficient for your entire household. At this juncture, you will probably start deliberating on moving into a more spacious house than your current home but this is not the only solution available.
If you are comfortable in your neighbourhood and are happy with the amenities available to you, you may want to consider adding a storey to your home instead.
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How to plan and install a backyard retaining wall
Posted on:
13 July 2021
A retaining wall built into your yard's landscaping is a great attractive addition to your yard's design, and it provides protection against sliding soil and erosion that can occur over time. When you install a retaining wall, there are some elements you need to implement into its design construction to make sure it works well and lasts through weather and other exterior conditions. Here are some considerations to use when you are installing a backyard retaining wall.
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Posted on:
7 June 2021
Scaffolds are essential equipment in any construction site where employees work at heights. Scaffold hire is often the most ideal and cost-friendly option for contractors who need the equipment for short term projects. The information below offers some scaffold hire tips.
1. Always Inspect Your Site
A mistake made by some contractors is blindly hiring the scaffolding. Once the equipment arrives at the site, they realise that it will not get the work done.
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