Top 4 Projects That Require the Services of a Land Surveyor

Posted on 29 April 2019

Construction projects usually cost a lot of money, so you have to ensure everything is done right. One of the key experts you have to work with before hiring a construction contractor is a land surveyor. Although land surveying is a vital step in any new construction project, most remodelling projects do not necessarily require the services of land surveyors. Mapping the property isn't compulsory, provided the remodelling is limited to an existing building. [Read More]

What Options Do Construction Firms Offer For Driveways?

Posted on 29 March 2019

If you would like to create a dramatic and sweeping driveway from the road to the front of your property, then there are certainly a number of different options that your builder can offer you. Dirt tracks often do a practical-enough job once the earth you are driving on has become sufficiently compacted; however, in wet weather, you can find that you lose traction and that mud splatters up your car. [Read More]

Top Factors to Consider When Buying Used Earthmoving Equipment

Posted on 5 March 2019

If you are in the market for earthmoving equipment, buying used equipment is the cheaper alternative to buying brand new. The cost consideration aside, there are several factors to consider in order to ensure that you will be getting value out of your purchase of used earthmoving equipment. Here is a look at some considerations you cannot afford to neglect. The Model Type You may need to consider older models when looking at used earthmoving equipment. [Read More]

Budget-Friendly Glass Splashbacks for Your Kitchen and Bathroom

Posted on 6 February 2019

One of the ways that you can renovate the look of your kitchen or bathroom, without breaking the bank, is to add a glass splashback. The misconception is that these splashbacks will cost more because they are not a synthetic material such as acrylic. The truth is there are options available that give you the glass you want without being out of your budget limits. Here are a few of those options and what to know about each one: [Read More]

About Me

Building a Business Brick by Brick

Hello, my name is Mick and I own a medium-sized business in New South Wales, Australia. I started the business 10 years ago in my garage. I make bespoke metal tools and knives which can be used for a range of activities. As the company grew in size, I moved to a local industrial unit and hired a couple of staff to work alongside me. The continued success meant that I eventually had to construct business premises of my own. I didn't have a clue where to start. My friend suggested some great contractors who helped me to draw up the plans and to survey the site. The work was carried out really quickly and I am really happy that my company has a new home. This blog is designed to help others with their building projects.

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