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12 Jul

Best Foundation Installation Methods by Material

Catharine BwanaBuilding & Contractor, Concrete, Cement and Masonry, Gates and Fences, Home Decor, Insulation, Ladders, Lawn and Garden, Lumber and Trim, Residential Commercial Services, Restaurant Hotel Home and office service, Roofs and Gutters, Room Inspiration, Tarps, Tile, Walls, Floors and Ceilingcompressive strength, concrete masonry, concrete panels, concrete slabs, poured concrete, precast concrete, square foot, tensile strength, treated wood

When choosing the foundation for your new home, it's both exciting and challenging to find the perfect fit. Although there are several types of foundations to choose from, the selection of method and material is just as important. This is the point at which the location of the land and budget are important factors in your decision. Do you prefer monolithic poured concrete slab, less expensive, or do you prefer the quick production and assembly of precast concrete panels? Is your land easily accessible for a concrete mixer and truck, or is your remote terrain more suitable for treated wood?…

12 May

The Best Foundations for Homes on Difficult Terrain

Catharine BwanaBuilding & Contractor, Buy and Rent Property, Concrete, Cement and Masonry, Gates and Fences, Home Decor, Insulation, Ladders, Lawn and Garden, Lumber and Trim, Real Estate, Residential Commercial Services, Restaurant Hotel Home and office service, Roofs and Gutters, Room Inspiration, Tarps, Tile, Walls, Floors and Ceilingconcrete slab, dock foundations, dream home, natural light, permanent wooden, soil conditions, suitable climate, treated wood, wooden foundations

The path to designing and building your dream home from scratch starts with a single step: choosing the foundation. This is an important decision that you can make or break your project. A strong foundation suitable for the climate, ground conditions and lifestyle of your home will support you for many years to come. There are three main types of foundations: full basement, concrete slab and drag space. While basements are a great option for cooler regions, such as the Northeast and Midwest, concrete slab foundations are often the popular choice in southern states, where high water tables pose a…