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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Latest Posts

Understanding Different Types of Boats for Your Next Purchase

Posted on 10 June 2016

If you're lucky enough to be in the market for a new boat, you would do well to ensure you know the difference between the most common boat types. As with vehicles, there is a big difference in the overall space and even handling of various boat types. Knowing a little bit about these differences will ensure you start shopping in the right place and know what to look for online or in person. [Read More]

A Complete Guide to Pool Water Maintenance for New Pool Owners

Posted on 3 March 2016

There are many aspects to swimming pool maintenance, but preserving the chemical balance of pool water is by far the most important of these. However, even before launching into the what's and how-to's, it is important for a new pool owner to understand exactly what constitutes a healthy pool and which are the most important parameters to monitor in the maintenance cycle. Read on to understand these parameters and how you can control them to keep your pool healthy and safe. [Read More]

Five Types of Commercial Roofing Systems

Posted on 21 December 2015

If you are planning on upgrading your commercial roof, you have a few different materials and systems to choose from. Each of these commercial roofs is ideal for flat roofs, which are more common with commercial buildings. Built-Up Roofing (BUR) One of the more common types of flat roofs for commercial buildings is the built-up roofing (BUR) option. BUR use multiple layers of reinforcing fabric and bitumen and are sometimes referred to as tar and gravel roofs. [Read More]

Residential Window Tinting FAQs

Posted on 4 December 2015

Window tinting refers to the application of a micro-thin film material on window glass surfaces, often with the aim of reducing the amount of sunlight that penetrates through the window into various living quarters. Window tinting also helps with the heat retention capacity of residential windows for cooler living areas during the winter. Below are answers to a few questions that homeowners often have with regards to window tinting. How Does Window Tinting Enhance Safety? [Read More]