Limestone retaining wall construction tricks

Posted On Mar 25 2020 by

Kingstone retaining wall repair in Colorado: If the block Retaining wall is more substantial as in a metre high or more then the fence would have to be behind the wall instead of through or on top. Most Segmental Retaining Wall blocks do not have a big enough cavity or void for the fence post to be directly concreted inside them and would lack the strength to hold the weight of a fence. Generally, most walls are built using an aggregate (Gravel) backfill or in some circumstances No Fines Concrete (NFC). Because of this, an allowance has to be made …


Cobblestone retaining wall repair tricks

Posted On Jan 24 2020 by

Cobblestone retaining wall building in Colorado: How wide should a retaining wall trench be? The trench you are going to build your retaining wall in should be wide, deep, and level. Size the trench so there’s enough room for the block and at least 8 inches of space behind it. Excavate deep enough to completely bury at least one full course, including space for 6 to 8 inches of base material. Establish a level trench to ensure an even layer of base material. That will help prevent the wall from tipping after freeze/thaw cycles. Our experts use a laser level …


Party wall surveyor cost Kent UK

Posted On Jan 7 2020 by

The Party Wall Act requires you to serve notice on any neighbours that may be affected by your planned works either 1 or 2 months in advance depending upon which type of notice it is. The first decision you have to make to be made is whether to serve the notice yourself or get a Party Wall Surveyor to do it for you. There are no prescribed forms for the notice so there is no reason why you should not do it yourself (there are some sample letters in Part 5 of the Party Wall leaflet) although if you are …


Colorado Springs residential roofing repair professional

Posted On Sep 30 2019 by

So, how do you maintain a roof? Well, the first step is simply to check up on it as often as possible, especially after a heavy storm or high winds. The good news is that you don’t have to clamber up a ladder to get a good look at your roof. Instead, all you need is a good pair of binoculars to see any potential problems. Here’s what you should look for when inspecting your roof yourself: Missing shingles, Curling shingles, Cracked shingles, Peeling flashing, Missing granules. First important thing is to maintain your gutter properly. Trim your trees: Tree …


Foundation repair advices

Posted On Sep 15 2019 by

Regardless of whether you just purchased your “forever home,” or you’re planning on putting your house on the market in the next few weeks, every homeowner pays attention to their home’s value. With that being said, you’re probably aware that your home’s main structures and systems – foundation included – have a direct impact on your property value. We design world class Solutions for our customers. However, these Solutions still need to be looked at and verified by an engineer. We hire third-party engineers who are independent from our firm. Their professional confirmation helps to put your mind at ease …


Party wall surveyor Canterbury

Posted On Jul 8 2019 by

Party wall problems? Here are several tips: You must tell your neighbours if you want to carry out any building work near or on your shared property boundary, or ‘party wall’, in England and Wales. Party walls stand on the land of 2 or more owners and either: form part of a building, don’t form part of a building, such as a garden wall (not wooden fences). Walls on one owner’s land used by other owners (2 or more) to separate their buildings are also party walls. Party structures: You can also have a ‘party structure’. This could be a …