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Improving Your Home and the Environment

Howdy! My name is Dylan. This blog details everything I have learnt about environment protection and green energy. I became interested in this topic a couple of years ago when I purchased an old house. The land around the house had been contaminated so I called in an environmental contractor to clean the land up. While they were on the property, I asked their advice about installing solar panels and other green energy solutions on my home. The contractors gave me some great advice and I learnt a lot. Since then, I have continued my education by borrowing books from the local library.

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The Benefits of Bore Water Drilling
19 July 2023

If you want to access a reliable fresh water suppl …

Key Stages of Bore Water Construction
22 February 2022

Bore water comes from aquifers, commonly referred …

4 Questions to Ask Before Installing Solar Power Storage Systems
27 June 2017

People who want to install solar power in their ho …

Should You Be Worried about the Trees in Your Back Garden?
26 June 2017

Trees are one of nature's magnificent creations. W …

Bush Regeneration Principles That New Homeowners Should Know
23 June 2017

The best part of buying a house at an auction is t …

The Benefits of Bore Water Drilling

19 July 2023
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

If you want to access a reliable fresh water supply, bore water drilling might be the way to go. It's become an increasingly popular option among savvy site managers and property owners.  Water boreholes provide a great alternative to the traditional mains water approach, especially if you go through large amounts of water or are currently experiencing an unreliable and low-quality supply. Bore water drilling provides access to clean water, with consistent levels of quality and pressure. Read More 

Key Stages of Bore Water Construction

22 February 2022
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Bore water comes from aquifers, commonly referred to as underground wells. Aquifers are perhaps the most convenient water source because they can last a very long time, especially in wet regions. The reason is that rainfall replenishes aquifers. Besides, bore water is very affordable if you consider that most of the cost goes to the drilling process and borehole maintenance. Therefore, bore water is better than municipal water for homeowners and business owners. Read More 

4 Questions to Ask Before Installing Solar Power Storage Systems

27 June 2017
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

People who want to install solar power in their homes have the option of installing storage batteries for the excess energy generated. Some of those homeowners may not have sufficient information that can help them to decide whether they should include the solar energy storage system or not. This article discusses some questions that can elicit the information that can help you to make an informed decision. What Battery Technology Is Used? Read More 

Should You Be Worried about the Trees in Your Back Garden?

26 June 2017
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

Trees are one of nature's magnificent creations. Without them, the human race couldn't survive, as trees provide so much of the oxygen that people breathe. In addition, they certainly add a lot to the aesthetic appeal of any property and people often choose to buy a new home with mature trees in the garden. However, sometimes you need to be concerned about these trees and their specific location and may need to be worried about potential damage. Read More 

Bush Regeneration Principles That New Homeowners Should Know

23 June 2017
 Categories: Environmental, Blog

The best part of buying a house at an auction is that you could get one in mint condition without paying a lot of money. Nonetheless, the house might require some touch up, especially if it has overgrown weeds and bushes on its front yard and backyard. Removing overgrown weeds on unattended lawns is a difficult task for most homeowners. However, with a few tips in bush regeneration principles, you can give existing plants and bushes a fresh look. Read More