Guidelines to Consider Before Painting Your Occupied Commercial Space

Posted on 24 February 2020

Are you planning to paint your occupied commercial building? Whether you simply want to change the interior or exterior colour or the building's finish needs a revamp, a commercial repainting project can transform your commercial space by making it attractive. However, repainting projects can be challenging — you have to achieve your goal within the stipulated time, without disrupting the building's occupants or tenants. While hiring a commercial painter will make the work easier, there are some tips you need to consider to ensure the project is a success. [Read More]

5 Advantages of Linear Shower Drainage

Posted on 10 January 2020

If you are remodelling your bathroom, you have many choices to make. One choice is whether to select linear or central drainage for your shower. Here are five reasons why linear shower drainage is likely to be the best option for you over the long term. 1. Installation Is Easy Choosing linear shower drainage makes the process of installing tiles on your shower floor as easy as possible. A linear drain relies on a slightly sloping floor to drive water towards the drain. [Read More]

Three Crucial Safety Tips to Think about When Handling Electrical Repairs

Posted on 9 December 2019

A good portion of electrical accidents happens during routine electrical repairs. The accidents often lead to injuries and damage to electrical appliances and the home. Safety is, therefore, one of the critical things you need to think about when setting out to do any electrical repairs. While it is true that the rules of electrical operations can be complicated, there are fundamental concepts that will help you avoid mishaps. Here are the three basic safety practices to always have in mind when handling electrical repairs. [Read More]

3 Common Basement Waterproofing Techniques

Posted on 14 November 2019

A wet basement is something most homeowners dislike because of the accompanying costs. However, other homeowners do not mind tiny trickles or a small puddle of water in their basement. Nonetheless, a water trickle or a little puddle is a clear sign of a much bigger problem in the foundation. Since the basement floor sits on top of the foundation, a wet basement floor only means that the foundation is breached and soaking with water. [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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