About Me

Urban Planners and House Building

Hello! My name is Nigel. Today, I would like to talk about urban planning and house building. I have always dreamed of building my own home so I was super pleased when I inherited a lot of money from a great aunt. I used the money to buy a plot of land in the suburbs of Sydney and set about planning my new home. It was then I realised that there were all kinds of rules and stuff. I called in a construction contractor who helped me to work with an urban planner to get the project off the ground. Once it was approved, the contractors quickly constructed a fantastic property. I hope my blog helps others who need to learn about this subject.

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Blunders and Myths to Avoid When Maintaining Your Wood Decking

Posted on 23 November 2016

The wood on your decking needs tender loving care to keep looking beautiful and last for longer. The wood will need to be cleaned and inspected at regular intervals, and occasionally sealed or stained. Unfortunately, not all DIY homeowners are aware of how to go about these processes properly. Therefore, they make rookie mistakes and ascribe to myths that harm the wood on their decking instead of preserving and making it look new. [Read More]

New Home Builders: Considerations Before Remodeling Your Home

Posted on 23 November 2016

When most people think of remodelling, they tend to assume that it is a long and difficult process that will be quite expensive. The truth of the matter is your organisation prior to embarking on renovations is what would determine how long and arduous the process will be. You need to ensure your new home builders are well versed on what you need so that you can make the most of your remodelling. [Read More]

When You May Need to Consult With an Engineer for a Home Renovation Project

Posted on 23 November 2016

Simple home renovation projects may be accomplished by a builder or contractor alone; turning a closet into a bathroom can often be done quickly and easily with a skilled plumber, or you may be able to install new windows by easily rerouting pipes and wiring behind the walls. However, for larger home renovation projects, you may want to consult with an actual engineer before work begins. Note when the services of an engineer may be needed for your home project and how they can assist. [Read More]

Signs That Your House Has Structural Problems

Posted on 15 November 2016

If you have been noticing a lot of cracks forming on your interior or exterior walls, or that the floors suddenly seem uneven, you might have some structural damage. Unfortunately, this often requires underpinning, which is the process of reinforcing the structure. Here are some signs to look out for if you think you might have structural problems. Interior Signs The first signs to look for occur inside your home. For example, you may start seeing more cracks appearing on the walls, either in the middle of walls, close to the ground, or where the wall and the ceiling meet. [Read More]