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Our blog is full with helpful news and knowledge covering glazier / windows related repairs and renovations around your home. Our trusted tradies will respond to your job, often within a few minutes. You decide who you want to communicate with. You’re in control the whole way.
Aluminium or Wooden Windows – Which is Best for Me?
Posted 18/05/17New Zealanders typically live in a home with either wooden or aluminium windows. These two types of joinery are well respected by both builders and homeowners alike. However, people have their favourites and with good reasons. That’s because there are pros and cons for both aluminium and wooden jo
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Building an Eco-Friendly Green Home
Posted 05/07/13If you’re looking to reap the financial and environmental benefits of living in an eco-friendly green home, then consider building from scratch. A new home lets you add energy-saving features at a significantly lower cost than if you renovated an older home. Eco-friendly green home An eco-friendly
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Double Glazing - Choosing New or Retrofitting?
Posted 18/02/15Double glazing is one of the most important things you can do to keep you house warm. We take a look at retro fitting vs new double glazing... Since New Zealand building laws changed requiring new buildings to have double glazing, there has also been an increase in homeowners of existing
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Successful Indoor Outdoor Flow in New Zealand Homes
Posted 13/05/15One of the most popular selling points of a kiwi home is the indoor/outdoor flow. Whether you’re thinking of selling or just want to realise the potential of your home and the plot it stands on, considering indoor outdoor flow is important... Indoor outdoor flow The secret to unlocking the
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Winterizing your House Exterior, Doors & Windows Part 2
Posted 18/06/14The second in a three-part series sharing tips on weatherproofing your home to combat the Kiwi winter, focusing on the exterior of your home, doors and windows. Winterizing your house exterior The first article covered, inspecting fireplaces, wood stoves and chimneys and also discuss
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Tips to Keep Your Home Cool This Summer
Posted 17/12/13Keeping your home cool during the sweltering summer months can be challenging. We've put together a list of simple, low cost things you can do to keep temperatures down... With rising temperatures, it's great to head to the pool or the beach to cool down. But when you're at home, keeping co
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Ultimate Autumn/Winter Checklist
Posted 30/04/18Autumn is a great time to get stuck in with preparations to get your home in the best shape and be a healthy place to be during the challenging winter months. Mould & mildew control Prevention is easier than treatment. Check around your house for spots that are prone to leaks, condensation
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The Benefits of Building a Conservatory
Posted 22/10/14If you've been thinking about adding an extension to your home, Building a conservatory is a clever way to add more living space without having to move to a larger home. One of the benefits of building a conservatory is the potential to add a lot of value to your home. Hiring an architect
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Don't Skip These 5 Home Maintenance Tasks Before Summer
Posted 03/12/14Summer is here and if you’ve got some home maintenance jobs you've been putting off, then summer is the perfect time to get them done... Get ready for summer with 5 home maintenance tasks Tune up your air conditioning: Prevent emergencies and be safe by hiring a tradie to tune up your ai
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Skylights - what services do Skylight installers offer?
Posted 05/11/10A skylight is a window built into the roof of a house in order to allow natural light to come into the house directly. They may be installed for aesthetic purposes, or as part of a heating system. There are many different types, such as ventilating, fixed, tubular, flat, round, polygon, pyramid,
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