Category: Featured
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3D Machine Control Without the Headache: Inside Unicontrol
For many operators and business owners, 3D machine control has always sounded great in theory but painful in practice. Complex setup, expensive hardware, slow support, and systems that only suit big contractors have made it hard for smaller teams to adopt. That is exactly why unicontrol has gained so much attention. It delivers the benefits…
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How to Protect Your Home or Building From Water Damage
Imagine walking into your home one morning and finding water pooling on the floor or dripping from the ceiling. It’s one of those moments that instantly fills you with panic. Water damage can happen unexpectedly and spread faster than most people realize. From leaking roofs and burst pipes to flooded basements, moisture can seep into…
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The Most Common Structural Issues Homeowners Overlook
Have you ever walked through your home in Denver and wondered if something behind the walls is quietly deciding your future repair budget? Many homeowners feel confident they would spot a major problem, yet the most expensive issues are often the ones that look harmless at first. Before you know it, a tiny crack or…
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JLL Forecasts 2026 Construction Outlook Amid Policy Shifts and Regional Opportunities
JLL Project and Development Services (PDS) has released its 2026 U.S. Construction Perspective, highlighting how policy-driven market dynamics are creating regional opportunities and competitive advantages across the construction sector. Construction spending fell 4.7% in 2025 due to market uncertainty, with modest growth of 0.4% projected for 2026. The near-flat trajectory underscores ongoing pressures and the…
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Masking tape vs painter’s tape: Which to use for your DIY jobs
Deciding which tape to use for a task can be a sticking point for DIYers. From precise painting to light repairs, there are lots of projects that will benefit from a well-suited tape. “When it comes to achieving clean edges and protecting surfaces while decorating, choosing the right tape makes all the difference,” says Nick…
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The Link Up: The True Crime Podcast Emily Binged, The Shampoo That’s Healing Jess’ Hair, And A Great Vacuum
Happy Sunday, everyone! We hope that everyone got some time to spend with their families and friends, and everything went 100% smoothly:) While still making sure we are updating you on all of the best Black Friday Sales (HUGE thanks to Caitlin for that), we were very grateful for that little time off. Q4 is…
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I illuminated my driveway using these solar lights for under £35
I decided my dark driveway needed some serious brightening, so I set out to illuminate it on a tiny budget. With under £35 to spend, I chose three Amazon solar lighting options and used them to highlight both sides of the driveway, my gates, and the path that curves around the circular drive. In just…
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Do radiator booster fans really work? An expert weighs in
With heating bills soaring, everyone is looking for a simple way to cut costs – which is where radiator booster fans could come to the rescue. For those who have never heard of them, these gadgets attach to the bottom or top of the best radiator, drawing in cooler air from the floor, blowing it…
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Gen Z Revitalizes the Skilled Trades Amid Construction Labor Shortages
As Baby Boomers retire, they take with them decades of accumulated skill, leadership and institutional knowledge, and presently, there are not enough new workers to replace them. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) reports that the median age of a construction worker has reached 42, about a year older than the national labor force…
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Five ways the Autumn Budget will hit homeowners
The Autumn Budget has introduced a series of measures that could make homeownership more expensive and complex. Housing expert Michael Holmes warns that these changes are likely to influence both homeowners’ renovation decisions and long-term property plans. He says the new taxes and levies could have significant knock-on effects for the wider housing market and…