Recent news reports about building companies in Victoria collapsing is worrying news for their clients and those considering building a new home. Watersun Homes is the latest company to go into liquidation, bringing to a halt 300 construction projects and resulting in 90 staff losing their jobs.
A few months earlier, Ashford Homes, together with Homestead Homes in South Australia and Huxley Homes in New South Wales, went into liquidation. The
companies are owned by former Family First senator Bob
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Tips for building a new home
Evaporative versus refrigerated cooling systems
Sunday, February 05, 2017
You’re building a new house. You’ve chosen a land and home package through Berstan Homes. Or you are contemplating a knock down rebuild of your house and
you know Berstan Homes are the experts in this field.
Now you need to decide which cooling system to install. There are three main choices on the market – ducted evaporative cooling, ducted refrigerated
cooling and single room refrigerated cooling.
How they work
An evaporated cooling system draws warm air from outside through
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Top Tips to Pack for Storage Safely
Friday, December 09, 2016
There’s nothing quite like the excitement of renovating a home. It’s the time where you finally get to put all of your dreams into action and turn your vision into reality. It’s not all fun and excitement though, you have to carefully manage the project and a big part of that management is figuring out where you’re going to put all of your things while renovating.
Storage is the best option for renovators, but if you’re going to put your
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Power points in the kitchen
Friday, October 14, 2016
Most builders install power points into the side of a kitchen bench. Even though this is easier and simpler to fix, it can prove to be a big mistake.
A power point fixed to the side of a kitchen bench is at eye level for children, where it is tempting for them to play with. Creating a possibility for them to pull an appliance onto their head or worse, to play with the power point and electrocute themselves.
To avoid
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