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Welcome! You've found a blog, and it's a blog about builders. Let us be a little more specific: this blog is about contractors, construction workers, and the work that they do. We figure this topic will keep us occupied for a long while. After all, there are a lot of jobs that fall under the classification of "contractor." We plan on sharing articles about home builders, a few about road construction, and whatever else happens to come our way. The great thing about the blog is that you, our readers, can use it as you see fit. Read one article, read 10 articles, or read them all.

Latest Posts

Offbeat Wood Species You Can Use For Wood Flooring

4 August 2022

When you look at a wood floor, it is typically mad …

Septic Tank Cleaning Is An Essential Maintenance Chore That Has To Be Done By A Professional

21 July 2022

Learning how to care for your septic tank isn't to …

Replacing The Windows In Your Home To Increase Their Efficiency And Update The Look Of Your Home

8 July 2022

Older homes often have windows in them that do not …

How to Spruce Up Your Kitchen Cabinets Without Replacing Them

24 June 2022

Are you wondering what to do with tired-looking ki …

Keys To Repairing Torn Ductwork Insulation For An AC System

9 June 2022

An important part of a central AC system is the du …

Offbeat Wood Species You Can Use For Wood Flooring

4 August 2022
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you look at a wood floor, it is typically made from oak or maple. Quite often, you'll also see cherry or walnut floors. But while these woods are the most common ones used in flooring, they are not the only ones. Here are some more offbeat wood species you can use to create wood flooring, if desired. Beech Beech is a very hard hardwood, which is why it works so well for flooring. Read More

Septic Tank Cleaning Is An Essential Maintenance Chore That Has To Be Done By A Professional

21 July 2022
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Learning how to care for your septic tank isn't too difficult. Your main job is to control what you flush down the drains. Septic tank cleaning is an essential maintenance task, but that needs to be done by a contractor since DIY cleaning isn't possible. Here's what to know about septic tank cleaning. Sewage Can Back In Your Home If The Tank Is Full Wastewater drains out of the tank, but solids accumulate over time and turn into sludge. Read More

Replacing The Windows In Your Home To Increase Their Efficiency And Update The Look Of Your Home

8 July 2022
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Older homes often have windows in them that do not seal tightly and can be drafty if they have never been updated. A window replacement service can help you choose new windows for your home that meet your needs and offer you more energy efficiency, saving you money in the long run. Window Inspections When you are ready to consider replacing the windows in your home, having a window replacement contractor inspect the windows and the structure supporting them is a good starting point. Read More

How to Spruce Up Your Kitchen Cabinets Without Replacing Them

24 June 2022
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Are you wondering what to do with tired-looking kitchen cabinets? Replacing kitchen cabinets can be a daunting and expensive task. But what if you could give your kitchen a facelift without replacing the cabinets? It's possible, and it can be done without spending a lot of money. Here are five tips on how to spruce up your kitchen cabinets without replacing the cabinets: 1. Paint Kitchen Cabinets for Effects Like Antique, Distressed Read More

Keys To Repairing Torn Ductwork Insulation For An AC System

9 June 2022
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

An important part of a central AC system is the ductwork because it lets cool air move to the proper locations in your home. Sometimes, sections of insulation can tear around this ductwork. If this has happened to your AC system, remember these repair suggestions. Use the Same Type of Insulation In order to fix torn ductwork insulation, you'll typically have to apply more insulation and seal it in place. This will help your AC system remain energy-efficient long-term. Read More