Resources for Building Your Own Home (02)
Building And Construction Resources At Your Fingertips
Here's a great tool for anyone looking to get answers to those pesky building and renovation questions. This site offers a link to finding a contractor in your area, a primer on reading blueprints, and resource information on all kinds of building materials and productsjust what you need to know so you can actually converse with your contractorand understand what they are saying! Have you ever wondered about the difference in architectural styles? Here's the site to visitthey've got the low-down on everything from Post Medieval English to Arts & Crafts. There's an Article of the Month, and design topics ranging from Feng Shui to "Smart Home Technology." Most importantly, the site offers visitors step-by-step assistance in the renovation and/or home building process.
Don't Let Home Building Pitfalls Get to You! Get Educated Instead!
Hiring a building contractor to construct a new home for you and your family
is exciting, but there are certain pitfalls you will want to avoid. The best
way to avoid them is to educate yourself and Lawrence Thomas' downloadable
ebook covers how to research your builder's background and reputation, how
to avoid the model home trap, what you need to be on the lookout for when
salespeople try to upsell you, why home warranties may not protect you as
well as you think, how to deal with problems that come up after the sale has
closed, and more.

john dionisio, chief executive officer of AECOM, is profiled in this piece in BusinessWeek.
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UK Residents Learn Five Steps to Building Your Own Home
If you are ready to join the 7% of the British population who decide to
build their own home, you need to do your homework first. Check out this
article to learn the five basic steps you need to follow to get your
building project underway successfully. From buying a building plot to
getting your building permits to buying the right kit, this site will
provide you with the information you need to know.
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