Posts by Bob Chamberlain

Although it looks easy, demolition can get quite complicated if not done correctly. Some remodeling companies use a separate demolition company, while others do not. There are a few things that you should ask about before the company you hire begins your kitchen remodel demolition. Do You Know How Long It Will Take?If you are…

Over the years, you collected several electronics and appliances. You want to clear the clutter, but desire to do so sustainably. Rather than toss your old phone or computer in the trash, consider electronic recycling. Learn more about the benefits of recycling electronic equipment rather than sending it to a landfill. Refurbishing When you recycle…

Your dream kitchen is around the corner, so close you can almost taste it. Sleek appliances, gorgeous new countertops and stylish cabinets wait to be installed. Only one thing stands in the way of your new kitchen: your old kitchen. But don’t be too hasty with that sledgehammer. You are not just getting rid of…

In order to convert your existing kitchen into your dream kitchen, you’re likely going to need to undertake a significant amount of demolition work to prepare for the replacements and upgrades that will be part of your renovation. It may be necessary to remove cabinetry, counters, fixtures, flooring, and drywall. Demolition has to be done…

Old cabinets can date a kitchen, and are often the inspiration for a kitchen remodel. During a kitchen demolition, usually old cabinets will be torn out to make way for new and more modern cabinets, yet there is nothing wrong with the old cabinets other than their age. Rather than toss your old cabinets in a…

It is an unfortunate fact that most electronics and appliances, including computers, cell phones, televisions, batteries and refrigerators, end up in landfills. Indeed, only about 20% of the world’s annual accumulation of electronic waste is recycled. While it may be convenient to put these items in the garbage, this can have serious consequences for the…

When a construction or demo site is ready for cleanup, safety has to be the number one priority. Here are 10 key components of a safe cleanup. 1. Proper Storage Materials need to be stored in containers that can sustain their weight and won’t break when moved. Containers can’t be overfilled, and in some cases,…

If you’ve ever seen a construction site, you know that it can be a messy industry. From scraps and other excess goods to the materials used to transport and store those materials during construction, there is a lot to keep track of. When the project is finished and it’s time to put the final touches…

Electronic devices are an ever-present part of our lives now, from the computers we use at home and work to the phones that are never out of arm’s reach. When your devices break it’s an easy mistake to think you can simply toss them in the trash and go on with your day, but it’s…

Construction sites are notorious for being messy, dirty and cluttered. After each craftsman completes a job, construction cleanup must happen before the next craftsman starts their work. Here are some tips to clean up in a way that complies with the law and creates a space for the next person to work efficiently and effectively.…