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Hiring General Contractors: A Guide

Hello, my name is Peter and I live in New South Wales in the wonderful country of Australia. Last year, I decided it was time to finally renovate my home. I hadn't done any DIY for many years so my house had fallen into disrepair. The water pipes in the basement were leaking, the outdoor lights in the backyard were not working and the concrete driveway was damaged. Thankfully, I found a general contractor who was able to fix all of these problems for a great price. He also gave me some top tips on how I could do my own DIY jobs.

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Building Supplies: Energy Efficient Materials You Could Use

Posted on 21 April 2017

If you are in the fortunate position to be able to construct your residence from scratch, you have the flexibility to make the new home as energy efficient as you possibly can. Moreover, making use of energy efficient building supplies in your new residence may also present you with a host of incentives as well as tax rebates, which could translate into significant savings during the construction process. Nevertheless, some people may not be aware of what types of materials would be best suited for the eco-efficiency requirements. [Read More]

Crucial Maintenance Measures for Your Air Conditioning System

Posted on 21 April 2017

No matter what type of air conditioning system you have, you can be assured your appliance has been built for heavy usage as well as reliability. However, if your air conditioning system is to remain durable, it needs to receive proper and routine care and maintenance Taking care of your system not only allows you to catch any problems before they become exacerbated, but it also gives you the chance to enhance the performance of the unit. [Read More]

Handy Tips to Improve the Energy Efficiency of Your Windows

Posted on 18 April 2017

With the trend of energy prices being on the constant rise, a good way to run your home economically would be by enhancing its energy efficiency. Windows are often overlooked when it comes to energy efficiency as some homeowners simply assume their only functionality is to illuminate their home. The reality is increased natural light automatically translates to increased radiant heat, which would cause a subsequent spike in your air conditioning costs. [Read More]