The Friendly Contractor’s Blog

Posted on: 31 May 2023

When you work in the construction field, it's likely that you may get injured on the job or on a job site. If you do get hurt at work, you have to file a claim in order to have your medical and other expenses covered.  If you have to file a workers' compensation claim as a construction worker, you want to make sure you file the claim appropriately. You don't want to end up in a situation where you are out of work and have no way of paying your bills.
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Posted on: 18 May 2023

When it comes to construction projects involving stone, brick, or concrete, hiring a skilled masonry contractor is crucial. Whether you're planning a new build or renovating an existing structure, a professional masonry contractor can bring your vision to life with precision and expertise. This article will address a few frequently asked questions about hiring a masonry contractor, providing you with the information you need to make informed decisions. What does a masonry contractor do?
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Posted on: 1 May 2023

If you're thinking about building a custom home, there are several reasons why working with a builder is the best choice. Custom homes provide homeowners with more flexibility than their standard counterparts. A custom home builder can help you create the exact type of space that meets your needs and fits within your budget.  Custom house builders offer many benefits over other types of builders: They have experience designing houses that meet all code requirements and local regulations (including those related to energy efficiency).
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Posted on: 17 April 2023

Construction projects can be hectic, and you need all the help you can get to execute your upcoming project. Therefore, hiring construction contractors may be necessary. However, you must research the market to identify experienced and dependable contractors. Here are the pros of hiring construction contractors. Legal Services Different regions have various construction codes that you must meet. For instance, some laws dictate the height and designs of structures. Likewise, you may need to perform an environmental assessment before commencing the construction and get a certificate proving that you adhere to environmental laws.
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