A Build for the Ages

Posted on: 27 July 2020

If you are ready to replace old dirt or worn parking areas, asphalt can provide a lot of benefits. If you are going to use asphalt pavement, good planning can help reduce maintenance costs and improve the appearance of your new parking pavement. The following planning guide for asphalt pavement will help you improve commercial parking lots: Begin the Paving Plan with Good Drainage—Any paving project needs to start with good drainage designs. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 July 2020

The waterproofing of your foundation does more than keep water out of the basement. The foundation waterproofing and drainage systems also protect your home from damage. It is important that foundation waterproofing and drainage systems are inspected regularly, well-maintained, and updated if they are outdated. The following waterproofing upgrade guide will help you deal with outdated installations and protect your basement remodeling projects. Drainage in Landscaping and Around Foundations The drainage outside of your home is an important system to keep your foundation dry. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 July 2020

To build a custom home or buy a production home? It's a conundrum you may face when you're looking to own your first or next home. In almost all cases, custom homes cost more and take significantly longer to build compared to tract or production homes. Despite the higher costs and longer duration of construction, many people still find custom homes to be the better choice for them. If you're considering building a custom home instead of buying a production home, you might want to learn about the attractions of custom homes. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 July 2020

If you are planning on renovating your home, whether it is just a few rooms or you are planning on redoing the entire house, you may be trying to decide whether or not a construction contractor is the right way to go. Many homeowners like the idea of a DIY home renovation project. However, there are many good and valid reasons to hire a construction contractor to help with such a construction project. [Read More]