One of the best attributes any successful company can have is flexibility to work through multiple platforms. And in the construction industry, the unique ability for a general contractor to have the skill-set and experience to work on several types of buildings with a multifamily construction company; from apartment complexes to condo’s not only shows flexibility – it also provides construction sites with several ancillary benefits that all equate to getting the job done right, safely, on time and on budget.
Construction workers are a dime a dozen. But finding a qualified and diverse general contractor that has experience in working several different jobsites is a luxury that any project manager would love to have. Case in point; when most new car shoppers make the decision on what type of vehicle to purchase, they often are gravitated to trustworthy brands like Ford, Nissan, Toyota and Chevrolet – companies who have proven to produce quality in multiple consumer segments; from trucks to SUV’s and small compact cars. The same analogy can and often does apply to finding the right general contractor; those who have proven themselves to produce quality results in multiple situations are always more reliable. Read more
Green Home Remodeling Gaining Traction in Scottsdale For 2014
in Home Remodeling Tips/by Mike ChristensenThree Steps To Complete Your Green Home Remodeling Project
Here are a few things to consider that will make any green home remodeling project easier to achieve this year. Read more
Commercial Tenant Improvements vs. Moving: Which is Best?
in Commercial Tenant Improvement Tips/by Mike ChristensenImproving Or Moving: What Are The Benefits?
There are benefits to both including: Read more
What A Multifamily Construction Company Can Bring To Your Job Site
in Multifamily Construction/by Mike ChristensenConstruction workers are a dime a dozen. But finding a qualified and diverse general contractor that has experience in working several different jobsites is a luxury that any project manager would love to have. Case in point; when most new car shoppers make the decision on what type of vehicle to purchase, they often are gravitated to trustworthy brands like Ford, Nissan, Toyota and Chevrolet – companies who have proven to produce quality in multiple consumer segments; from trucks to SUV’s and small compact cars. The same analogy can and often does apply to finding the right general contractor; those who have proven themselves to produce quality results in multiple situations are always more reliable. Read more
Important Tips For A Successful Kitchen Fire Restoration
in Disaster Restoration Tips/by Mike ChristensenHow To Pick Up The Pieces After A Kitchen Fire
Consider the following when planning any kitchen fire restoration project: Read more
How To Create A Custom Home Checklist That Suits Your Needs
in Custom Home Building Tips/by Mike ChristensenHoliday Fire Safety Tips To Keep Your Family Protected
in Disaster Restoration Tips/by Mike Christensen3 Critical Holiday Safety Tips
Tip #1 – Install Smoke Alarms on Every Level inside Your Home
Did you know that nearly 65% of deaths that occur as a result of a home fire are caused because the home occupants had no warning? It’s true – according to the American Red Cross, it is estimated that simply installing smoke alarms on every level of a house, and making sure they work by changing out batteries and testing them frequently, could prevent more than half of the home fire fatalities. Read more
How to Winterize A Home: Checklist For Your Scottsdale Home
in Home Maintenance Tips/by Mike ChristensenMost Popular Scottsdale Kitchen Remodeling Trends For 2014
in Kitchen Remodeling Tips/by Mike Christensen4 Kitchen Ideas Trending In 2014
To give you an idea of what’s “HOT’ these days, read about the four most popular kitchen remodeling trends that are gaining traction in the greater Scottsdale area. Read more
3 Common Water Leaks In Homes And How You Can Troubleshoot
in Disaster Restoration Tips/by Mike ChristensenTips About The Most Most Common Home Water Leaks
Leaking Water From Washing Machines
Have you ever put in a load of laundry only to discover water underneath the washing machine? Although many home owners might believe that it’s common for a washing machine to have some leaks, the facts tell a different story. In fact, any leaks coming from a washing machine can lead to significant floor damage and even cause potential fire danger or electrocution when water and electrical components mingle.
Here are a few things you can do to fix a leak once you’ve notice one inside your laundry room: Read more
Home Safety Tips Guaranteed To Benefit Retired Home Owners
in Bathroom Remodeling Tips, Home Remodeling Tips/by Mike Christensen