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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

Addressing Issues Your Drainfield Is Likely To Encounter

8 November 2021

The drainfield is the part of your home's septic s …

Installing A Deck Where None Currently Exists? 3 Things To Consider

28 October 2021

While many new home design plans include a deck as …

Benefits of a Solid Surface Shower System

28 September 2021

After years of wear, tear, and plenty of showers, …

Best Times To Schedule Professional AC Repairs

1 September 2021

You rely on an AC system a lot throughout the year …

Reasons To Use Closed-Cell Spray Foam Insulation In Your Home

30 July 2021

If you're looking for a superior type of insulatio …

Addressing Issues Your Drainfield Is Likely To Encounter

8 November 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The drainfield is the part of your home's septic system that will allow the water from the tank to be released once it has been processed. Due to this important role, any problems with the drainfield can have major consequences for the rest of the plumbing system, but it is also a reality that many homeowners will simply not be prepared to oversee the repairs that their system may need. Read More

Installing A Deck Where None Currently Exists? 3 Things To Consider

28 October 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

While many new home design plans include a deck as part of the original construction process, some existing homes may not currently include one. A well-designed, properly constructed deck can provide a comfortable outdoor space for quiet relaxation and family fun, as well as offer an attractive place to entertain guests. Homeowners who want to add a deck to their existing home often have questions about the process. If you would like to upgrade your home by adding a deck where none currently exists, here are three things you will want to consider. Read More

Benefits of a Solid Surface Shower System

28 September 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

After years of wear, tear, and plenty of showers, it is time to finally upgrade your outdated shower. You may be considering a solid surface shower over a tile shower but are not sure if it is the right choice for you or your budget. Here are a few of the many reasons that when you are looking to update your bathroom shower, you should choose a solid surface shower system. Read More

Best Times To Schedule Professional AC Repairs

1 September 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

You rely on an AC system a lot throughout the year because of its amazing ability to create cool air. Regardless of model, size, and features, you will have to repair this system. Here are probably the best times to look into AC repair services. 1. Every Year If you want to get more years out of an AC unit, you need to perform repairs on a consistent basis. Even if they're just minor, fixing issues on a regular basis is a lot better than letting problems get neglected and then progressively get worse. Read More

Reasons To Use Closed-Cell Spray Foam Insulation In Your Home

30 July 2021
Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're looking for a superior type of insulation for your home, talk to an insulation contractor about closed-cell spray foam. Spray foam is available in open-cell and closed-cell forms, with closed-cell spray foam offering the best insulation. It can be used in different places throughout your home and even on the roof. Here are some benefits of choosing closed-cell foam when you insulate your home. Closed-Cell Foam Acts As A Vapor Barrier Read More