Despite regulatory hurdles and logistical challenges, modular construction is gaining popularity for its ability to deliver high-quality, eco-friendly homes quickly. Successful projects highlight its potential to meet housing needs while maintaining high standards.
This guide covers the importance of integrating pest control measures during construction, common pests like termites and rodents, and preventive steps such as site preparation, using treated materials, and sealing entry points.
This guide details the mediation process, from filing a complaint to reaching a resolution. Home owners will learn how to prepare their case, document issues, and communicate effectively to achieve a fair outcome.
Selecting the right kitchen flooring balances style, durability, and comfort. From eco-friendly bamboo to durable vinyl, each material has its pros and cons.
This guide explores the frequency and purpose of site visits, emphasising the need for balanced supervision to ensure quality, cost-efficiency, and timely project completion.
This article outlines practical strategies to enhance construction efficiency, maintain accurate progress reports, and foster good communication with clients and trades. Key elements include planning site visits, maintaining progress charts, and managing unexpected challenges like weather delays.
Effective communication between clients and builders about client-installed services, such as ducted air-conditioning and security cabling, is vital in residential construction. Informing builders of planned installations can prevent delays, additional costs, and ensure a smoother building process.
Kickbacks in project building create conflicts of interest, compromise quality, and foster distrust. This article explores how these unethical practices impact building supervisors and clients, leading to substandard work and hidden costs.
Variations in residential construction often lead to disputes due to "grey variations"—terms understood by builders but unclear to clients. Common examples include edge protection and rock removal. Builders should transparently incorporate foreseeable costs into contracts.
