Ah… DIY. It’s the bane of some people’s existence, for others it’s a satisfying and almost relaxing endeavour. I really enjoy DIY and I like to think that I’m good at it (!), so I look forward to helping other people wherever I can via this website.
Cherry trees are known for being breathtakingly beautiful not only because of their beautiful canopy, but especially during the blooming season. It is a great addition to any home or commercial garden and is sure to impress onlookers as they walk or drive by your house. However, as it continues to grow, it can turn … Read more
Whether you’re moving into a new house or simply looking to get a little more out of your backyard, a fruit and vegetable garden can seem like a convenient and rather ‘productive’ hobby. However, productivity doesn’t always mean that it’s the perfect hobby. Take your fruit or vegetable garden, for example. There are a lot … Read more
Soil compaction may seem like a very simply task, but when you come down to actually performing the same, you are likely to find that there are a lot of intricacies involved in the process. So much so that there are actually many studies on the topic – especially the question of what you can compact … Read more
We’ve published numerous articles about compacting dirt over the past few weeks. However, all of those were targeted toward compacting dirt for making a patio or laying pavers. What if you need to plant fruits and vegetables? What if you need to grow grass or make a garden? Does soil need to be compacted? When discussing … Read more
Whether you’re digging a hole to lay a foundation for your patio or garage, or simply digging a trench to lay a new French or Trench draining system; chances are that as you water your lawn, water will drain into those trenches. This could also be a result of permits being delayed and the monsoon … Read more
One of the most useful objects for construction and plants alike is sand. The proper sand type can hold buildings straight, boost plant life, and improve drainage. In cities, one of the best materials for drainage is sand. The light and coarse texture helps water seep through via capillary action quickly and therefore prevents landscaping problems. … Read more
The most difficult part of any concrete job isn’t the mixing, pouring, or even smoothening the pour out, but the preparation. This is because all other parts of the process are relatively straightforward, but when it comes to preparation, numerous questions arise. From whether the dirt is sufficiently compacted to the adequate water levels, levelling the … Read more
Over the course of our blogs, we have mentioned how mini excavators are a versatile piece of machinery and how they can help users accomplish even the most difficult of tasks very easily. Whether you’re looking to level the ground, dig deep holes, or lift heavy objects, mini excavators have you covered. In this article, … Read more
Whether you rented a mini excavator out or own one, a common problem people face (especially during the winters) is that the mini excavator doesn’t turn over or start. Knowing how to work a mini excavator is one thing; starting it up early morning is an entirely different story. Of course, working the mini excavator … Read more
Excavators are a great tool to help you dig stumps, lift heavy objects, dig holes, compact dirt, and more. This heavy equipment can make short work of even the most painstaking tasks, but they don’t come without their own issues and precautions. Just like any other piece of heavy machinery, you need to be careful when operating these. … Read more