Construction

Pre-renovation demolition work can seem like a good stress-busting activity. When finding and buying the perfect apartment has been a real emotional rollercoaster, and renovation time promises to be the same, a proper demolition seems like a good nerve-stealer. However, this may not be wise. Doing the demolition work yourself runs the risk of turning an already stressful renovation into an even more stressful experience. That’s why it pays to hire demolition workers who know their job and do everything from demolition to disposal of demolition waste.

When the demolition work is long behind and the major construction work is also over, it is time for interior finishing. If the interior design planning is done, wallpapers, colors, lamps and tiles, parquets are chosen, then it’s time to put everything in place. The bravest and most skilled do it themselves, of course. At least the first time. And they let the professionals put in the second round. You are smarter – don’t try to do everything yourself and take into account that hiring an expert is often cheaper than doing it yourself. Besides, if the expert fails, at least you have someone else to blame!

Let’s face it, decent tools cost a lot. And unless you’re a builder or blacksmith, you don’t need them every day. But sometimes still. If you need to sand something at home, assemble furniture or want to try your hand at spray painting. In order to avoid an unexpected hole in the budget and to avoid having to share your living space with a tool that you only use once or twice, it is wise to rent tools. However, if you are already a happy tool owner, you probably know firsthand that sometimes tools break or need maintenance. Of course, in this case, you can use official agencies, which charge seven skins for even the simplest work. But sometimes a skilled man (or woman) is much closer and the fee is many times more reasonable.