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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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Evaluating Flood Water Damage In Your Home
26 June 2020

Water can be an extremely destructive force within …

Summer Pool Equipment Guide To Troubleshoot Problems And Complete Repairs Before The Water Turns Green
29 April 2020

If you have a problem with your pool equipment dur …

3 Reasons To Opt For An ALTA Land Survey
12 March 2020

When purchasing a piece of property, one detail th …

Have Roofing Damage From Your Neighbor Cutting Down Their Trees? Get Insurance Help Fast
22 January 2020

Tree cutting isn't a project that homeowners shoul …

Roofing Your Way To A Cleaner Future
17 December 2019

As with many home renovation projects, you can vie …

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 

Summer Pool Equipment Guide To Troubleshoot Problems And Complete Repairs Before The Water Turns Green

29 April 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you have a problem with your pool equipment during the summer heat, it can cause water to turn green quickly. Sometimes, these problems can be solved with a little maintenance and using shock treatments, but they often require repairs. Therefore, you want to be able to troubleshoot the problems with your pool equipment quickly. The following guide will help you solve the problems with your equipment and get repairs done before the water turns green: Read More 

3 Reasons To Opt For An ALTA Land Survey

12 March 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When purchasing a piece of property, one detail that you need to understand is where the property's boundary lines are located. Not only will knowing the property boundaries prevent confusion with your new neighbors, but it's essential information if you want to add a fence or make other improvements to the lot.  However, there are different types of land surveys available. One type is known as an ALTA (American Land Title Association) land survey. Read More 

Have Roofing Damage From Your Neighbor Cutting Down Their Trees? Get Insurance Help Fast

22 January 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Tree cutting isn't a project that homeowners should take on their own, if your neighbors cut down their tree and it landed on your roof and caused damage, there are some calls you have to make. Even if you are understanding that the tree damage was an accident and you like your neighbor, you don't want to have to pay for all the damages to be repaired. You could have roof, interior, and exterior damage. Read More 

Roofing Your Way To A Cleaner Future

17 December 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As with many home renovation projects, you can view roofing work as an unfortunate expense or an opportunity to improve your home. The average roof lasts less than two decades, making roof replacement an expense that many homeowners will have to face multiple times. While there is no avoiding the initial expense of installing a new roof, you can help to make the most of your purchase by taking this opportunity to increase your home's energy efficiency. Read More