Blogging About Builders

Blogging About Builders

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Blogging About Builders

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

First Steps In The Process Of Hiring A Residential General Building Contractor
29 September 2022

When building a new home or undergoing a major ren …

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A Brief Guide On Stucco Repair Issues
15 September 2022

If the exterior of your home is stucco, then you g …

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Benefits Of Adding Rolling Shutters To Commercial Property
1 September 2022

If you're looking to make a great upgrade to your …

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The Advantages of Custom Building Your Home
18 August 2022

The choices that you make for your housing needs c …

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Offbeat Wood Species You Can Use For Wood Flooring
4 August 2022

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

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First Steps In The Process Of Hiring A Residential General Building Contractor

29 September 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When building a new home or undergoing a major renovation, hiring a general building contractor is a must. In fact, working with a licensed general building contractor has many advantages. Contractors know all the local building codes and have worked with the local building inspectors before. Plus they have existing relationships with sub-contractors, such as stone masons, drywallers, HVAC, etc. Contractors also manage the day-to-day issues of the project so you don't have to. Read More 

A Brief Guide On Stucco Repair Issues

15 September 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If the exterior of your home is stucco, then you get to reap the benefits that stucco has to offer. Some of these benefits include a great look, the ability to change the color of the house with ease, a fire-resistant exterior, durability, and versatility. However, there are some things you have to keep in mind when you do have a stucco exterior. You want to watch for areas of concern, spot them quickly, and have those issues repaired or corrected as soon as possible. Read More 

Benefits Of Adding Rolling Shutters To Commercial Property

1 September 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're looking to make a great upgrade to your commercial property, you might consider adding rolling shutters around the glass windows. They can provide access to the following benefits that you'll be able to enjoy for years. Enhance Property's Security  Having a bunch of glass windows around your property is nice from a visual aspect, but they can leave your property vulnerable from a security standpoint. That's because glass isn't that hard to break. Read More 

The Advantages of Custom Building Your Home

18 August 2022
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The choices that you make for your housing needs can have some of the largest impacts on your overall quality of life. For many individuals, having a home custom built can clearly be the best choice for their needs. However, many people may not have spent time reviewing the full range of benefits that custom building a home will be able to offer. Customization Of The Home's Interior Space One of the more important and obvious benefits of having a house custom built is that the interior space can be fully customized according to the needs of your family. Read More 

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