Trends in the Tilt-up Concrete Industry to Watch Out for in 2019

Posted on 26 December 2018

The tilt-up concrete construction industry offers new opportunities for construction contractors if you consider the numerous architectural possibilities the technology provides. Furthermore, developers have become more receptive to concrete panels in recent years, which is a revelation that construction contractors should leverage. Keeping abreast with emerging developments in the tilt-up panel construction industry is vital for contractors to gain a competitive edge. This article highlights emerging trends in tilt-up concrete panel construction that are expected to become a hit in 2019. [Read More]

3 Factors to Review When Determining the Right Contractor for Your Civil Works Project

Posted on 26 December 2018

Looking to hire a civil contractor to handle your civil works construction project? Performing civil works jobs can be complex, so you need to ensure you pick the best professional for the job. Before you can choose a contractor for your project, you need to know that every job is different and not all contractors are the same.  Here is a guide to follow to ensure you choose the best civil engineering contractor for your job. [Read More]

Two mistakes that people often make when attempting to renovate derelict properties

Posted on 23 December 2018

There are specific mistakes which people frequently make when trying to renovate derelict properties. If you plan to take on a project like this in the near future, it's vital to be aware of these mistakes so that you can avoid making them. Continue reading to learn more. Masking rather than resolving the structural damage identified by their structural engineer Derelict properties often have a wide variety of structural problems caused by things such as long-term damp, termite infestations and general neglect. [Read More]

Choosing Suitable Trench Grate Materials for Your Driveway

Posted on 21 December 2018

Unchecked water flow from the driveway to your garage can cause extensive damage. Rainwater can flood the space and even seep into the foundation, causing structural problems. You can avoid these issues by installing a trench drain system. This structure will collect the flowing water and re-route it into a sump or other disposal feature. The primary advantage of a trench drain is the trough-like design that can handle high volumes of water. [Read More]

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