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Cooling Towers: Should You Invest in Water Filtration Systems?

19 July 2016
 Categories: Industrial & Manufacturing, Blog

Cooling towers are used in industrial applications that require the dissipation of heat from circulating water to cool equipment such as air conditioners, coolers, and chillers. By design, cooling towers utilize a lot of water during operation. The water used in these systems is bound to have dirt other solid contaminants that can significantly affect the functioning of the cooling tower if they accumulate. It is essential to filter the water before it is fed into the cooling tower. Read More 

Land Sub-Division: 3 Common Questions

18 July 2016
 Categories: , Blog

Land sub-division is an integral aspect of development. Sub-division allows land owners to alter their land-use activities in a bid to maximize the productivity of a given lot. As a student of development administration, you're likely to come across a question (or two) about land sub-division in your continuous assessment tests or in your final examinations. Here are answers to three questions on the mentioned topic. Why The Need To Regulate Land Sub-Divisions? Read More 

Common Bricklaying and Masonry Mistakes to Avoid

11 March 2016
 Categories: , Blog

If you need bricklaying done around your house, you might do well to call a contractor, as this job is typically more difficult and involved than most homeowners realize. However, if you are going to try to tackle this job on your own, note a few common bricklaying and masonry mistakes to avoid and problems you might run into, so you know how to do the job right. 1. Matching the mortar Read More 

Economic and Social Benefits of Private Building Certification

8 February 2016
 Categories: , Blog

Many building owners often overlook the importance of employing the services of a private certifier once all construction work is complete. Private building certifiers are construction-industry experts that specialize in assessing of construction works to ascertain whether or not they meet acceptable standards. One of the services that a private certifier can offer you is green building certification. This type of certification is proof that a building is performing at peak as regards to achieving specific environmental goals. Read More 

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General Contractors: From New Homes to Old Repairs

Hi, my name is Toni, and I love everything having to do with home repair and design. Over the years, I have done a ton of my own repairs, helped my friends and hired many general contractors. I have learned a lot about how to choose contractors, how to do easy repairs on your own, and when to stop DIY repairs and call the professionals. I wanted to share that information with others, and I love writing so I created this blog. In it, I am going to explore countless topics about everything related to contractors. I hope you and your home benefit from the information presented in this blog, and most importantly, I hope you enjoy reading.

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Cooling Towers: Should You Invest in Water Filtration Systems?
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Cooling towers are used in industrial applications …

Land Sub-Division: 3 Common Questions
18 July 2016

Land sub-division is an integral aspect of develop …

Common Bricklaying and Masonry Mistakes to Avoid
11 March 2016

If you need bricklaying done around your house, yo …

Economic and Social Benefits of Private Building Certification
8 February 2016

Many building owners often overlook the importance …

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