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Safe Building 101: Creating a Climate-Controlled Space In Your Home

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Safe Building 101: Creating a Climate-Controlled Space In Your Home

As I started to increase my art collection, I wanted to make sure that my investment was protected. I wasn't sure exactly how to store it all when it wasn't on display, but I knew I needed to do something. I decided to talk with a local construction contractor about how to secure my art, and he suggested a climate-controlled secure room in my home. They built a vault-like space in the house that is perfect for long-term storage. I created this site to showcase what was done in the hopes that others may seek the same solution. I hope the information here helps you to secure your financial investment as well.

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Log Materials To Keep Your Home Looking Like The Day It Was Built
27 January 2021

If you have a log home, you may want it to look li …

Setting Up Your Foundation For A Custom Home On A Basement
24 November 2020

If you are planning on building a custom home, the …

3 Things to Know about Vinyl Decking When You're Choosing a New Deck for Your Home
5 October 2020

If your home has an old wood deck attached to it, …

What Does Construction Site Dredging Entail?
11 August 2020

Few types of work on a build are as highly special …

Evaluating Flood Water Damage In Your Home
26 June 2020

Water can be an extremely destructive force within …

Log Materials To Keep Your Home Looking Like The Day It Was Built

27 January 2021
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have a log home, you may want it to look like new. Therefore, there is some maintenance that you want to do to the exterior of your home. Some of the maintenance includes sealing holes, replacing chinking, and other routine repairs. The following log materials will help you get this work done to ensure your home lasts for generations: Log Home Cleaning and Sealant Treatments The most important care that a log home needs is keeping it clean. Read More 

Setting Up Your Foundation For A Custom Home On A Basement

24 November 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are planning on building a custom home, the foundation is an important step in the process. Different types of custom home designs require specific foundation work. There are some things that you want to do for your basement foundation. The following foundation information will help you with the design of your custom home: Starting with Soil Stabilization for the Basement The soil is where you need to begin preparing the foundation. Read More 

3 Things to Know about Vinyl Decking When You’re Choosing a New Deck for Your Home

5 October 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If your home has an old wood deck attached to it, you know how fast wood oxidizes and deteriorates. You can keep a wood deck looking fairly good, but that usually requires a lot of maintenance. When you're ready to replace your wood deck, you may want something that lasts longer and needs less care. Vinyl decking would be a good choice. Here are three things to know about vinyl decking. Read More 

What Does Construction Site Dredging Entail?

11 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Few types of work on a build are as highly specialized as construction site dredging. This is a process where excavation is conducted in submerged areas, usually in advance of installing marine structures like piers, docks, levies, channels, or even foundations for buildings adjacent to the water. If you're planning to bring in a contractor to handle this sort of job, it's wise to learn about what it entails. Equipment and Processes Read More 

Evaluating Flood Water Damage In Your Home

26 June 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Water can be an extremely destructive force within your home. Flooding has the potential to cause serious structural damage and put the safety of your family at risk. Not all types of flooding are created equal. There are some important factors to consider as you evaluate water damage in your home so that you can partner with the right repair specialist to restore your home. The Volume of Water You should begin any assessment of water damage in your home by determining the volume of the water that has flooded your residence. Read More