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Developments in the Energy and Environment Sector

While everyone is aware of global warming, few people pay close attention to the sector which is trying to combat the problem. I am, of course, talking about the energy and environment industry. I don't work in this sector but since having solar panels installed in my home, I have become increasingly interested in how technology can provide clean energy which helps to protect the environment. I often attend conferences and trade shows so I can find out everything I can about new developments in solar and wind power. I will be writing about what I have learnt on this blog.

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Four Areas Of Your Property That May Need Asbestos Removal
30 June 2022

If you're looking to sell your home or wondering i …

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4 Tips For Storing Water In Case Of Emergency
8 April 2021

It never hurts to be prepared. Every family should …

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Why would the contractor charge you extra for cleaning your septic tank?
23 October 2018

Regular pumping and cleaning of a septic tank incr …

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Why a Professional Bore Driller Should Dig Your Well
15 October 2018

Who would not want a constant supply of water to t …

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The approach taken by air quality consultants on your commercial premises
11 October 2018

The quality of air in your premises is more import …

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Developments in the Energy and Environment Sector

Four Areas Of Your Property That May Need Asbestos Removal

30 June 2022
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you're looking to sell your home or wondering if it's safe to rent out, you may be wondering whether the asbestos in it needs to be removed. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that was commonly used in building materials because it's fireproof, durable and inexpensive. Unfortunately, asbestos can cause lung cancer and other health problems when it's inhaled. Here are four areas of your property that may need asbestos removal: Read More 

4 Tips For Storing Water In Case Of Emergency

8 April 2021
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

It never hurts to be prepared. Every family should have a supply of water in their home in case access to freshwater is cut off for some reason. Storing water is easy as long as you have the proper equipment and the right storage techniques. Here are four tips that will help you store water in case of an emergency. 1. Purchase the proper containers In a pinch, any container can be used to store water, but some containers are better than others. Read More 

Why a Professional Bore Driller Should Dig Your Well

15 October 2018
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Who would not want a constant supply of water to their homes? Whether it is your home or your property for rent, you should consider getting a constant supply of water for your family and tenants. You can achieve this by drilling a bore in your property. You can drill a bore on your own using some equipment that you can rent.  This will take quite some time since you have no experience and it will need you to be patient. Read More 

The approach taken by air quality consultants on your commercial premises

11 October 2018
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

The quality of air in your premises is more important than you think. Small air pollutants such as dust, foul odours and allergens can affect the health of your workers and customers. Having the air in your premises assessed is an important first step towards achieving clean and healthy air in your business. When you hire a consultant to perform air quality services and assess your property, they will usually follow these 4 steps: Read More 

Aerobic systems: An alternative to a conventional septic system

28 September 2018
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Many houses are connected to a public sewer pipeline. Residents can flush the toilet, and the wastewater flows into municipal sewers. This is known as mains drainage. However, for homes that are not linked to a public sewer system, homeowners have to make their individual arrangement to treat unprocessed wastewater, and they often rely on septic systems. Although septic tanks are a low-maintenance solution to sewage treatment for some households, they cannot be set up in impermeable soils. Read More