2020

Are you putting the finishing touches on some landscaping and want to complete things with something impressive? Are you having issues with a neighbor in regards to property lines? Perhaps it's not a neighbor but nearby elevated soil that is encroaching into your yard? Thankfully, these are all issues that can be cured with the help of a rock wall. Any serious contractor or construction company that handles soil, landscaping, or yard work should be more than capable of handling rock walls.

Acquiring a brand new mini-mall may be the main focus of your current construction agreement, but once the finishing touches are complete, the lot and lawn may have waste materials, tools, hardware, and extra building materials scattered about. Seek a post-construction cleaning crew to aid in preparing your property for opening day. Items Left Out May Be Of Value Or Could Cause Damage Your construction crew will likely collect all of the equipment and materials that they furnished for the job, but if you hired any independent workers or if you supplied some of the materials and accessories yourself, you will want to have these items picked up promptly.

No doubt you've spent a great deal of thought on how you might customize your current living space to better fit your needs. Maybe you wish you had more pantry space in the kitchen, an open living plan, or a fireplace in the den. Because you think you know what you want, you might think building your own custom home would be a breeze. But making decisions is usually much more complicated, especially when you're asked to pick between two equally exciting options.

If you have a commercial property that you want to renovate, in order to change the use of the space, or bring in new tenants, there are a few things you need to take care of in order to get the renovation process going. Thing #1: Check Your Certificate of Occupancy Before you start creating a renovation plan, you need to check your certificate of occupancy, also known as the CO.