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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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What Are You Building? How The Answer To This Question Dictates Who You Hire
13 July 2019

Building something new is always exciting. It is t …

Ready To Refinish Your Wood Floors? 3 Mistakes To Avoid
4 June 2019

Whether they were already in the home you purchase …

4 Cool Features To Take Your Custom Home To The Next Level
25 April 2019

If you're having a custom home built, then there's …

Propane: The Right Choice For Your Outdoor Fireplace
1 March 2019

Hardscape features in your yard can make your land …

Signs It's Time To Get Your Water Heater Serviced
26 January 2019

When your water heater starts to leak or is making …

What Are You Building? How The Answer To This Question Dictates Who You Hire

13 July 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Building something new is always exciting. It is that same feeling you got when you were a kid and you were building with blocks or interlocking brick toys and were trying to figure out what to build. Now, as an adult, you are always thinking ahead to projects and things you want to construct, even though you are not really the one doing all of the building. In fact, you have to hire a construction company for just about anything you want to build in the real/adult world. Read More 

Ready To Refinish Your Wood Floors? 3 Mistakes To Avoid

4 June 2019
 Categories: , Blog

Whether they were already in the home you purchased or you installed them years ago, hardwood floors are a great investment for your home. Not only are they durable and appealing, but they can also add a great deal of value to your home. Therefore, maintenance is imperative. Refinishing is one part of hardwood floor maintenance that many homeowners forget about. This guide will help you avoid a few common refinishing mistakes. Read More 

4 Cool Features To Take Your Custom Home To The Next Level

25 April 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're having a custom home built, then there's no reason to stick to classic, mundane design options! Get creative! Include some features that speak to your specific needs and that will make your life easier, or more enjoyable, on a daily basis. If you're not sure where to start, here are four cool features that can take your custom home to the next level. Under-Stair Storage The area beneath a staircase is often wasted. Read More 

Propane: The Right Choice For Your Outdoor Fireplace

1 March 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Hardscape features in your yard can make your landscape more accessible. One of the features that you may be considering for your home is an outdoor fireplace. These unique fireplaces provide you with the opportunity to create a living space within your landscape. There are many different fuel sources that can be utilized to power an outdoor fireplace, but propane can be the most beneficial. Convenience The last thing that you want to worry about is building a fire when you want to enjoy a peaceful night outdoors. Read More 

Signs It’s Time To Get Your Water Heater Serviced

26 January 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When your water heater starts to leak or is making strange noises, you will need to have your water heater serviced. A typical water heater is going to last between 8 and 12 years. If your tank is older, it is probably more cost-effective to replace your water heater rather than repair a big problem. If you have rusty water when you turn on the hot water or you hear loud banging noises when the hot water turns on, you will need to have the problem investigated further. Read More