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2018

Two Tips for Staying on Budget During Your Construction Project

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If you want to ensure that you stay on budget during your construction project, you might want to bear the advice below in mind. Don’t try to scrimp and save when hiring equipment If you are planning to hire equipment, you might, in an effort to stay within your allotted budget, be tempted to order only the bare minimum that you require. However, doing this could actually make it harder for you to avoid incurring excess expenses.…

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Why You Need a Customs Broker

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A customs broker can be employed when you are importing or exporting goods. Customs brokers have knowledge of current rules and regulations for international trade. They assist in the smooth running of importation and exportation through customs processes. You may wish to employ a customs broker if you do not have much knowledge regarding importation and exportation, or if you do not have the time to manage the roles required in importing and exporting goods.…

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2 Basic Guidelines on Safe Use of Scaffolds

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Many construction workers who work on scaffolds get injured because of falling from heights. This is an extremely worrying trend because some of these workers succumb to their injuries. Although most scaffold accidents can be prevented, some contractors simply choose to pay little or no attention to safety rules and procedures recommended for scaffold use, at the peril of their employees.  Do you need to perform a construction job that requires your workers to work on a scaffold?…

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Commercial Directional Drilling: Three Crucial Tips for Protecting the Equipment

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Directional drilling is beneficial for commercial improvements such as the installation of underground piping, cabling or conduits. This method is favourable over alternatives like traditional excavation because the process causes minimal ground disturbance. In simple terms, you will not need to be concerned about extensive property damage with directional drilling. Also, you will minimise the costs associated with ground restoration. However, it is important to remember that the quality of drilling will depend on the condition of the drilling equipment.…

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Keeping It Clean: How to Maintain Hygiene in Site Portaloos

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Portaloos are designed to be completely clean and hygienic. They’re well-contained, they store waste securely, and they are an all-in-one bathroom solution when you have no access to running water. In short, they’re an ideal solution, but they do depend on their users to take good care of them. If you’re counting on portaloo hire for your construction site, it’s very easy to ensure that’s happening, and keep them pleasant to use.…

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3 Tips for Hanging Wallpaper around Curves for Apprentice Painters

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As an apprentice painter, hanging wallpaper to a wall might seem like one of those easy do-it-yourself gigs. Well, it is the case until you unpack the paper and start figuring out what side goes where. Without the right approach, wallpaper hanging can be challenging. It is especially the case if you are working around a curve such as a round window or a circular picture frame. While some of the techniques of applying wallpaper on a flat surface apply when working around curves, some are methods unique to the latter areas.…

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Laminate Flooring for Your Farm Shed? Is It an Ideal Choice?

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Are you constructing a farm shed for the storage of farm tools and supplies? Are you looking for a flooring option that will withstand the use without showing signs of wear within a short period? If so, you may be considering laminate flooring for your shed. This material allows you to achieve the natural look of wood without some of the disadvantages that are associated with it. However, is it a suitable flooring option for your farm shed?…

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Top 3 things to look for in a concrete contractor

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Concrete can be found in a huge number of environments, but it is most commonly found in industrial environments. Due to its durable nature, it is well suited to harsh and demanding buildings. Concrete is able to stand the wear and tear from heavy machinery and constant use, as well as being a cost effective solution. Concrete can also be made to look outstanding with concrete grindings, taking away a rough top layer to unveil a smooth and silky surface underneath.…

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Three Essential Elements for a Custom Bathroom Design

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When building a custom home, you have to personalise every room in the house with the designs and fixtures that resonate with your style. This means that you decide how every room in the house will look like and what will go into it. The bathroom is one of the essential places in the house, but it is often considered as an afterthought. However, well-designed bathroom spaces can increase the functionality and convenience of your new home.…

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3 Reasons to Use a Recycling Skip Bin to Teach an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle

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If you operate a private school or are a part of a homeschool co-op, then you may be looking for ways to teach certain topics in a small group setting. This type of teaching allows you to teach the same concept to multiple students regardless of age or grade level. One concept that you may be considering is teaching about eco-friendly lifestyles and choices such as recycling. Here are three reasons you should consider hiring a recycling skip bin to help with this endeavor.…

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