Two Mistakes That Could Affect Your Ability to Complete Your Building Project on Time
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11 March 2019
It's important to be aware of the mistakes that may affect your ability to complete your building project on time. Read on to learn more about these mistakes.
Not calling the right type of locksmith if you get locked out of the building site
If your building site is secured by a lockable barrier, there is a chance that at some point during the project, you may end up getting locked out.
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How to Keep Your Business Open During an Interior Demolition Project
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11 March 2019
If you're planning a huge overhaul for your commercial space, you may need to hire a contractor to do interior demolition for you. Traditionally, this process involves removing the walls, flooring and potentially even the utilities in a building so that you can rebuild. Wondering if you can keep your business open during this process? Consider the following tips.
1. Demolish One Area at a Time
So that you can stay open, you need to constantly have at least one area that is not under construction.
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How to Stay Open for Business When Putting Piles Around Your Commercial Building
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11 March 2019
If you own a brick-and-mortar business, you have to maintain the quality of your building, and if your foundation is struggling, you may need to contact a piling contractor. However, you may be wondering how you can keep your shop open whilst getting the work done. Check out these tips.
1. Talk with Contractors About the Process
Before selecting a contractor, talk with them about their work process. Let them know that you don't want to close down shop, and ask them how they can minimise disruption and work around your business.
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What to Know About Cold Weather Glass Repairs
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9 February 2019
During colder weather, homeowners can experience various issues with their windows and household glass. These issues can range from cracks in the glass to heat loss and condensation build up. There are misconceptions that these issues cannot be repaired during the colder months of the year, and glass repairs need to wait until there is warmer weather. Though this is only a myth, there are a few things you need to know about cold weather window repairs and other repairs with glass throughout your home.
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