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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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Is Your Construction Business Spending Too Much On Waste Removal? What To Know And How To Save
28 March 2018

If you have a small construction business that you …

Tips For Dealing With Flood Damage In Your Company's Place Of Business
16 February 2018

Dealing with a flood at your company's place of bu …

Five Important Features Of Custom Kitchen Cabinets
30 December 2017

If you are redoing your kitchen, choosing custom k …

Several Tips For Installing A Fence On Your Property
21 November 2017

Having a commercial fence around your business can …

Simple Ways To Extend The Life Of Your Wood Countertop
18 October 2017

Having wood countertops installed in your kitchen …

Is Your Construction Business Spending Too Much On Waste Removal? What To Know And How To Save

28 March 2018
 Categories: , Blog

If you have a small construction business that you have started and you find that the costs to dispose of waste have been taking over your budget and cutting into your profits, it's time to make sure that you are doing the best you can to dispose of the construction waste responsibly and affordably. The most affordable way to do so may be to recycle a lot of it. Here are some of the things that you want to know about construction recycling, and how it can help your business a great deal. Read More 

Tips For Dealing With Flood Damage In Your Company’s Place Of Business

16 February 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Dealing with a flood at your company's place of business can be a huge hassle. But how quickly you react and what you decide to do can make a big difference in how much damage is caused and how long it takes to make repairs. If your place of business floods, take the following steps: Stop the Flow of Water In many cases, floods are caused by broken pipes inside the property. Read More 

Five Important Features Of Custom Kitchen Cabinets

30 December 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are redoing your kitchen, choosing custom kitchen cabinets is a great way to ensure that you have all of the best features and the appearance that you want. Here are five important features that you should definitely consider including with your custom kitchen cabinets: Functionality: The first thing you need to consider is functionality. You want your cabinets to be functional for your needs. So, for example, if you need storage for many unique appliances because you cook often, then you want to consider deep cabinets, cabinets with wall storage, and more. Read More 

Several Tips For Installing A Fence On Your Property

21 November 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Having a commercial fence around your business can be an excellent investment in the security of your building. However, individuals will often find that they are uninformed about how they should proceed with having a fence installed. When you are in the early stages of making this decision, you may find that learning a few tips and guidelines can help to reduce the risk of encountering problems when installing the fence while helping to ensure that you get the most out of it. Read More 

Simple Ways To Extend The Life Of Your Wood Countertop

18 October 2017
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Having wood countertops installed in your kitchen can greatly augment the look of this part of your home for years to come. Once the countertops are in place, you should give some thought to the different ways that you can extend their life. There's no reason that, with the right care, your wood countertops can't look just as eye catching 10 years from now as they did at the time of installation. Read More