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home security by guard dogs

House Designs for acreage. Home Security tips that could save you more than money!

 

Regardless of where your home is located, one of its main purposes is to protect your family and valuable possessions. Whilst the acreage lifestyle is often desirable by families, one of the most overlooked issues facing house designs for acreage blocks is home security. It is an unfortunate fact that an acreage home is much

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new home building contract

How secure is your fixed price building contract?

 

A building contract for a new home, home extension or renovation is a very large document, its wording is complex, and it contains so many details that unless you are a legal wiz; reading it could well make your head spin! I’m sure I don’t need to tell you that you should check a fixed

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Acreage homes builders-all about tanks

 

Water tanks for irrigation by acreage homes builders   It happens every summer in Melbourne as the weather heats up and our rainfall becomes inadequate, it’s definitely time to start watering our gardens. Of course in times of drought this is often restricted unless you have invested in water tanks. And with the time and

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an honest builder

An honest builder the Google search that found us

 

Looking for an honest builder   This is a true story. A couple of years ago we received a phone call from a man who had gotten himself into what we call a ‘building nightmare’. As a result he was extremely disillusioned about the building industry and builders in particular, hence the Google search he keyed

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trusted builder

Why trust is the key to what we build as a trusted builder

 

It’s essential to hire a trusted builder   Just for a moment imagine that you are having an extension put on your much loved family home. If you have never had this type of building work done before, you won’t quite know what to expect. So, to some extent you are hoping for the best.

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