Building a new office block
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Building a new office block

We have a big site at work but after the company expanded we were running very short on office space. Most of our accounts team was in a demountable office and they were really hot in summer and cold in winter. It was so much better for the whole team once we got the new office block built on site. This blog talks about the process of building a new office block, including the design and construction of a block for your team. I hope it will be useful for anyone looking to build a new office block on their site.

Building a new office block

Smart Tips to Home Renovations

Troy Medina

After living in your residence for a while, you may start to find that it is need of a facelift to restore the original lustre it had when you first moved in. For most homeowners, the best way of doing this would be by investing in home renovations to significantly change the appearance of the structure. However, the embarking on a renovation project is not just about hiring contractors and knocking walls down to expand the space and incorporating new design elements. It is essential to know what you would want from the final product to ensure that you do not lose money splurging on unnecessary additions. Here are a few of the smart tips you could use for your home renovation:

Tip 1: Establish the structural flaws and focus on fixing them

The trick to having a sufficient budget for your home improvements is to prioritise the changes that you want to make to your home. Thus, the first place to start would be to address the structural problems that your home has acquired over the years. Keep in mind that a structurally-compromised house will just succumb to more wear and tear over the years, leading to subsequent repairs down the road. Therefore, to ensure that your home renovations are economical, it would be best to tackle these problems and restore the integrity of the structure. Some of the structural flaws that you could remedy during a home renovation include roofing problems, water damage, plumbing issues, electrical inconsistencies and more.  

Tip 2: Establish your household's immediate needs

Once the structural damages have been handled, you can move on to renovations that would be essential or your family's needs. These essentials will vary from one house to another, depending on your lifestyle. For instance, some homeowners may need to construct an extension that would be able to accommodate a growing family. On the other hand, you may be considering ways to reduce your household costs and environmental impact by making your premises more energy efficient. Draw up a list of the practical changes that you would want to make before you start to factor in any luxury additions that may not be a necessity for your home.

Tip 3: Establish how to enhance your home's kerb appeal

The last step to your home renovation would be to determine how best you could improve the aesthetics of the structure. These changes can be as minor as a fresh coat of paint to the exterior walls of your home, to investing in new cladding materials to protect the surface of the structure.


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