Year-round warm temperatures in Florida make almost any day an ideal time to take a swim in your swimming pool. However, sometimes a pool reaches the end of its usefulness and needs to be demolished. Here's how to tell when a pool demo might be the right answer for...

A multitude of issues can complicate the demolition of buildings in a city. For example, a collapsed septic tank may trigger a chain reaction of confusing problems that require real professional help to manage. Therefore, any individual who wants to demolish a...

Do you want to build a new home or other structure on your property? If so, you or your builder could be in for a surprise when excavation begins. Florida's coastal land is rich in organic matter and soil types that present challenges for a clean, quick excavation....

Traditional septic tanks contain anaerobic species of bacteria, which help to break down solid waste into a more compact layer of sludge. Yet anaerobic breakdown takes a long time, and may even allow certain dangerous microbes to make their way out into the drain...

While you may be tempted to take on your home's demolition job yourself, it isn't a safe thing to do. Find out how using a professional crew can protect you.   Proper Training With Equipment A variety of equipment will be used in the demolition of your home....

When you need major renovations to your home, you may also want to consider the benefits of simply tearing down your property and rebuilding it. Depending on your situation, a complete demolition may be both more affordable and get you closer to what you want for your...

Proper dock maintenance extends the life span of a dock and prevents premature repair needs. Docks require periodic maintenance work to prevent growing wear and tear from everyday damage like impact, rust development, and rot. Dock owners need to set out a maintenance...

Coastal erosion affects many parts of the United States but the effects are more pronounced in southeastern regions such as Florida where coastlines can recede by up to 25 feet year-on-year according to the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit. Engineering techniques such...

Landscape grading involves leveling a large piece of land so the landscape can serve a better purpose. For example, grading is done before gardens are planted, before houses or other structures are built, or before sod or seed is planted in a yard. The goal of grading...

Landscape grading is one of the most crucial steps to preparing a home's foundation and property's landscape against erosion and other damage. Grading is the process of leveling a landscape so the area is even and has a slope downward from the home to the end of the...