Signs Indicating You Require Air Conditioning Repairs

Posted on 18 November 2015

When it comes to air conditioning repairs, homeowners often make the mistake of ignoring the problem, as they do not want to be faced with exorbitant repair costs. The truth of the matter, though, is that an array of the problems that will affect your air conditioning system have quick fixes, and what aggravates them is letting them stay undeterred. In addition, you could find that your cost of repair of your unit is already covered by the warranty in the event that the system is not too old. [Read More]

Benefits of Cooling Tower Water Treatment Systems

Posted on 29 October 2015

Cooling water treatment systems are the most effective solutions in terms of preventing and reducing the three major problems that your cooling tower may encounter at one time or another:  microbial growth, deposition, and corrosion. Without a proper treatment system, your cooling tower will have a reduced efficiency and an extremely short lifespan. Here are three of the most common issues that you can expect a water treatment system to solve. [Read More]

Simple Guidelines for Refinishing Exterior Solid Timber Doors

Posted on 21 October 2015

There are numerous benefits attached to installing solid timber exterior doors in your home. These have natural aesthetic appeal that cannot be rivaled by painted or powder-coated steel doors. The solid wood is resilient and secure because it cannot be breached easily through mechanical impact by burglars and robbers. On the other hand, you will need to perform some maintenance tasks periodically to preserve the function and appearance of your exterior door. [Read More]

Repointing A Stone Wall

Posted on 28 August 2015

Over time, stone and brick walls can begin to look a little unsightly. This is mainly due to the fact that the mortar used to seal and hold the stone in place is weaker than the stone itself. Removing this old mortar and replacing it, known as repointing, can transform the look of the wall and give it a new lease of life. It is a fairly easy job to do as a DIY project but takes a little time and effort. [Read More]

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Contractors and Site Safety: Hacks, Updates and New Ideas

Hi, my name is Chrissy. For years, I ran my own marketing company while my husband worked as a contractor. I had back and neck aches from spending too much time at a desk, but I always feared my husband would come home with real damage. Although I knew he and his crews were exceptionally careful, I begin to research safety in the contracting industry. I went on sites and observed how workers worked and read all of the latest research. I want everyone, whether you are a contractor or someone getting ready to hire one, to know all about safety so I created this blog. Please enjoy reading.

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