Tag: Residential
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How to Keep Materials Secure at Your Residential Development
When you’re running a small residential development, one of your biggest concerns isn’t just building houses — it’s protecting the materials and equipment that make construction possible. Lumber, wiring, roofing, and even small tools are expensive and attractive targets for theft. On top of that, vandalism or weather damage can slow your timeline and drive…
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From Precast to Printed: A Guide to Modern Residential Concrete Construction
Concrete is no longer just a niche material in residential construction. As natural disasters become more frequent and severe, the shortcomings of traditional wood-framed homes are being laid bare. The facts are clear: from 2020 to 2024, the U.S. saw 115 different weather events where the damage exceeded a billion dollars. That is up from…
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Scaling HVAC: From Residential to Commercial Solutions
The leap from residential to commercial climate control represents more than just sizing up equipment – it requires fundamentally rethinking how HVAC systems integrate with business operations, tenant satisfaction, and long-term facility management strategies. When building owners explore commercial HVAC installations, they quickly discover that business climate control demands entirely different approaches than home systems,…
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Skilled Roofers for Residential and Commercial Projects
When it comes to protecting your home or business, the roof is your first and most vital line of defense. Whether you need a new installation, repairs, or regular maintenance, working with skilled roofers ensures that your property is safe, durable, and energy-efficient. Both residential and commercial properties have unique roofing needs, and finding experts…
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Moisture Control Tips from Residential Basement Experts
Moisture problems in below-grade commercial spaces can lead to significant headaches, including structural damage, indoor air quality issues, and costly repairs. However, here’s the good news: commercial contractors are now adopting advanced moisture control techniques pioneered by residential basement specialists, which helps prevent water intrusion before it occurs. Residential experts have long mastered solutions such…
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Kier and Vistry partner to deliver Berkshire residential project
Trevor Wicks, managing director at Vistry Thames Valley, said: “This acquisition marks a pivotal step in our partnership with Kier Property, who share our ambition to bring this significant development to life with high-quality, mixed-tenure homes.” View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Why Large Residential Ceiling Fans Are a Builder’s Favourite
In modern homebuilding, few features strike the balance between practicality, efficiency, and aesthetic appeal quite like large ceiling fans. Once relegated to commercial or industrial use, oversized ceiling fans have become a mainstay in contemporary residential design. Builders across Australia are increasingly opting for these large residential ceiling fans in home projects, and it’s easy…
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Residential Lifts Help Shape Age-Friendly, Accessible Design
Modern home design is undergoing a thoughtful shift, one that prioritizes accessibility, inclusivity, and future-readiness. Whether it’s children, elderly family members, or those with mobility challenges, homes are now being built or renovated with all generations in mind. One of the most impactful innovations in this space is the integration of residential lifts. These compact,…
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Why Outdoor & Patio Living Has Become Essential Residential Space
American houses are shrinking while homeowner expectations keep growing. Census data shows that the median new-construction footprint has fallen by roughly 8 percent since its 2015 peak, yet surveys by the National Association of Home Builders indicate that more than three-quarters of buyers now rank a “usable outdoor room” among their top design priorities. Architects…
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Why Outdoor & Patio Living Has Become Essential Residential Space
American houses are shrinking while homeowner expectations keep growing. Census data shows that the median new-construction footprint has fallen by roughly 8 percent since its 2015 peak, yet surveys by the National Association of Home Builders indicate that more than three-quarters of buyers now rank a “usable outdoor room” among their top design priorities. Architects…