A Build for the Ages

Posted on: 19 July 2021

If you need to hire a commercial contractor to remodel, add-on to, or build a new commercial space, you will want to do your due diligence to find a quality contractor to work with. When it comes to your business, you want to work with the best. #1: Length of Time in the Business First, you are going to want to find out how long they have been in business. You will want to look to work with a contractor who has an established track record in the local community. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 July 2021

When the wooden boards that form the top surface of your dock begin to splinter, it's important for you to take action right away. Ignoring this problem will likely cause the wood to continue to splinter over time, but the immediate concern is that someone walking barefoot on the dock could sustain a foot injury. If you lack the experience or time to tackle this repair work yourself, look for a local company that specializes in dock repair. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 July 2021

Waterproofing is a common way to prevent or address potential damage to a house. How do you know whether waterproofing services will be worth the investment, though? Let's look at how you can assess the likelihood that doing so will be worth it. Signs of Existing Trouble Foremost, you should determine whether water damage is already present. If you see that water is getting in your home's basement, for example, that's a strong sign there's trouble right now. [Read More]

Posted on: 8 July 2021

Construction projects can be a lot of work to keep on track and moving forward. There are many moving parts that all need to be managed, and often there are too many people in the mix, but hiring a construction management firm can be a tremendous asset to the project.  Full Project Management Construction management services often start before any construction begins. The construction management team for your project can help you organize the entire project, including the planning, the design of the building, obtaining permits for the work, and getting all the trades needed in place when it is time to start building. [Read More]