What to Do If There is a Crack in Your Foundation
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26 September 2018
A crack in the foundation of your property can be easily repaired but it may also be a sign of a larger structural problem. If you find a crack in your foundation, here are the steps that you should take.
Check the exterior
First, check your exterior walls. Each wall should be straight. You can use a level to check each wall. If there is a protuberance in the foundation or a wall, either the foundation has altered or the surrounding environment has placed strenuous pressure on the walls.
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Don't Overlook These Details When Buying a New Furnace
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1 August 2018
If you need a new furnace for your home, no doubt you're concerned about your budget and the cost of a new model's purchase and installation. However, there are many other details and features you should consider when buying a new furnace, beyond just the price tag. Keeping all these details in mind when shopping will ensure you end up with a furnace that works well for your heating needs, creating a comfortable environment in your home for many winters to come!
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What to Look out for When Choosing a Skylight Window Manufacturer
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26 June 2018
Skylight windows have become a common feature in most Australian homes today. With the benefits of installing a skylight ranging from cutting down of electricity costs to improving air quality, it is clear to understand why the windows have become a darling for many Australian homeowners. However, as is common in any free market, high demand for skylight windows means stiff competition among manufacturers. While this is a blessing to contractors, choosing and settling on one manufacturer can be a challenge.
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Subtle Signs That Your Home Might Need Foundation Repair
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1 May 2018
It's never good to put off repairing a home's foundation when needed, as a damaged foundation can allow a home to shift and settle, so that the framework of the structure may then crack. In turn, outside heat and cold might get in through those cracks, increasing the home's utility bills, and the home might also suffer water damage and resultant mould. A settling and shifting foundation can also mean cracks along interior walls, floors and ceilings.
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