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What Does NBS Specified Mean? Ever come across the term "NBS Specified" and wondered what it stands for? It's a seal of approval from the National Building Specification, indicating a product meets the highest standards for quality and performance in construction. At Drywall Pro-Cut, our range proudly carries this specification, meaning you're getting industry-approved solutions for your projects. Why does it matter? Because it ensures your projects are built to last, with materials recognised for excellence both in the UK and globally. Learn more about our NBS Specified range and elevate your construction projects: https://lnkd.in/e8X-S-Fh #NBSspecified #QualityConstruction #DrywallProCut #BuildingMaterials #Construction

Elevating Standards in Construction: Discover Our NBS Specified Range At Drywall Pro-Cut, our commitment to excellence has once again been recognised. Our inclusion in the NBS (National Building Specification) is not just an achievement—it's a testament to the unwavering trust and quality that industry professionals find in our products. Why does this matter? Being NBS specified means our products meet the highest standards of reliability and excellence, both in the UK and internationally. This endorsement makes Drywall Pro-Cut a preferred choice for modern construction projects, ensuring our solutions are at the forefront of building excellence. 🔗 Learn more about what sets our NBS Specified Range apart: https://lnkd.in/ezG-PADs #DrywallProCut #NBSSpecifiedProducts #Construction #BuildingMaterials #HighStandards

In recent years we’ve seen huge growth in the number of reputable builders offering the option of steel framing to their customers 📈 Indeed, we’re now seeing more and more builders who go one step further – no longer offering timber framing, instead making the switch to steel altogether. And yet there are still builders out there who do not give their customers the choice of choosing steel when it comes to framing choices 🤔 On the blog we look at some of the misconceptions around switching to steel to which builders or trades may subscribe – despite feeling the ripples of this wave of industry change. Check out this two part series to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNy8ArGD Need help finding a builder in NSW or QLD who offer steel framed builds? Or perhaps you’re a builder wishing to take a tour of one of our three facilities? We’re happy to help: (02) 4955 5422

My staff and I are committed to only undertaking works to the correct specifications and a high quality finish. Our team are built up of time-served tradesmen and quality surveyors with industry recognised qualifications to show this. We are RIC's associated and have a wealth of knowledge from other professionals. On our website we actively publish blogs, from how to start up a basement conversion, top tips for home buyers and many reasons as to why home buyer surveys are important when it comes to valuing a property. These basics include the roles of the home buyer, why companies promote surveys and how to avoid misdiagnosis. I discuss the importance of waterproofing for various below-ground structures including basements . Key documents relevant to basement waterproofing, such as the CWWS qualification and the PCA Code of Practice. The blog also delves into materials used in waterproofing, as well as emphasizing the importance of managing damp and relative humidity in basements. Read the blog now to delve deeper! 👇 https://buff.ly/3Ie8e3E #waterproofingisfutureproofing #waterproofingredefined #cssw

What are your signs of progress? A construction site should be nosy and busy. Foundations are poured, framing is added, drywall and paint are applied. Your business should be the same. Where in your business do you see signs of progress? Show them to yourself and others. Celebrate them! Keep yourself encouraged and your team aligned to the vision. #SignsOfProgress #BusinessGrowth #Encouragement https://loom.ly/R7NHg9o

⚖️ Contracting by Correspondence - Is Purchase Order an Offer or Acceptance? In a recent Australian case of “Samco Steel & Precast Pty Ltd v. Roxton Commercial Builders Pty Ltd [2024] VCC 783” the County Court of Victoria was to decide when a contract is made in the course of an ongoing series of communications between the parties. In this case, the Contractor (Samco) sent its quotations for installing structural steel and concrete panels to the Employer (Roxton) and in response, Roxton sent Samco a purchase order. There was a significant difference between the Contractor’s terms in its quotation and the standard terms of work in the Employer’s purchase order. Therefore, it was important to find out when the contract was concluded. Samco argued that the contract was formed by way of an offer from Samco in its quotation and the acceptance by Roxton when it issued a purchase order. Roxton argued that the issue of the purchase order was a “counteroffer” which was accepted by Samco by its conduct in carrying out the works. The Court held that in determining when a contract is made in the course of ongoing communications the communications must be considered as a whole. The court found that the purchase orders were not expressed or framed as a counteroffer. The emails accompanying the purchase orders made clear that the parties regarded the process of entering into the contract as complete and intended for the works to commence on that basis. The wording of those emails was inconsistent with a suggestion that the parties were still negotiating, including because the emails did not indicate that the purchase orders were counter offers or that Samco would need to ‘accept’ the purchase order to conclude the agreement. As a result, the terms of the contracts were those contained in Samco’s quotations, and Roxton’s standard contract conditions were not incorporated into the contracts. #constructionlaw #contractlaw #Australianlaw https://lnkd.in/dd5QzZzK

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Building the future, one concrete slab at a time. Choose BWC Contracting for your commercial construction needs. #BWCContracting #ConcreteServices #CommercialConstruction #BuildWithBWC #FutureBuilding #SouthCarolinaCommercial #NorthCarolinaProjects #ConstructionExperts #ConcreteExcellence #CommercialGrowth

Building the future, one concrete slab at a time. Choose BWC Contracting for your commercial construction needs. #BWCContracting #ConcreteServices #CommercialConstruction #BuildWithBWC #FutureBuilding #SouthCarolinaCommercial #NorthCarolinaProjects #ConstructionExperts #ConcreteExcellence #CommercialGrowth