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Carrying Out Repair and Restoration Work

If you are looking for ways to carry out repair and restoration work, it is important that you understand the best way to proceed. If you attempt to repair or restore an item or a part of your home without first learning about the correct approach and the risks involved, you may find that you end up causing further damage to the item or object. I learnt this the hard way when I tried to restore an old wooden floor but in fact, ended up damaging it. Since then, I have learnt all I can from professional repair and restoration services.

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Four Signs You Need Plaster Ceiling Repairs

Posted on 13 September 2022

Plaster ceilings are a classic design element that can really make a room feel like home. They're also a wonderful way to add some dimension and texture to a space, but they can be tricky to install and repair. If you have a plaster ceiling, here are some signs that it may be time for damaged plaster ceiling repair. 1. Signs Of Spalling   Spalling is one of the most common problems with plaster ceilings. [Read More]

Removing And Transporting Asbestos Waste

Posted on 19 April 2022

If you are a business owner and you have discovered asbestos on a site, you may be wondering about the level of risk this material may pose and how it can be safely removed and transported. By using the proper procedures and equipment, you can minimise the risk of environmental damage and ensure that your employees are safe. This blog post will explore the dangers asbestos can pose and the best ways of transporting asbestos waste. [Read More]

Got Slab Cracks? Why You Should Choose Injection Crack Repair

Posted on 10 January 2022

If you have cracks in your concrete slab, you need to take care of those as quickly as possible. Slab cracks can undermine the structural integrity of your home. If you have minor cracks, you might think that you can use latex caulk for the repairs, but that's not the case. Latex doesn't provide the strength you need for slab repairs. You might think that you need to invest in extensive slab repair for the cracks, but that's not necessarily the case. [Read More]