Thinking that the soil on your property might be contaminated is not a pleasant scenario for any homeowner, but this contamination does happen more often than you might think. It’s vital that you test your property’s soil if you suspect contamination, and then have contaminated soil removed or at least treated in some way. This will ensure that children and pets are safe and so that the contamination doesn’t spread to groundwater or other areas. Read More»
Most plumbing repair jobs and maintenance work on pipes behind the walls and under the floorboards in your home are always best left to professional plumbers, as plumbing is typically more complicated than most homeowners realize. However, there are some simple maintenance and repair jobs that can be handled on your own, with a few tools and some know-how.
Note the following small jobs that can keep your home’s plumbing in good repair and working properly: Read More»
Rotten timber is not a sight that any homeowner wants to see. Unfortunately, due to their exposure to the elements, timber window frames tend to be particularly susceptible to the effects of rot. Luckily, unless the damage is extensive, it is not too difficult to repair rotten timber yourself.
To repair rotten timber, you will need the following items: a narrow chisel, a drill, rough sandpaper, fine sandpaper, timber preservative, and epoxy wood filler. Read More»
