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simplehuman Mini Step Trash Cans, Plastic


simplehuman Mini Step Trash Cans, Plastic



The 6 liter plastic step can has a sturdy pedal and removable inner bucket. Its small size and durable plastic construction makes this can ideal for a bathroom or kid’s room. Available in black and white….


Mr. Heater 80,000 BTU Propane Convection Heater #MH80CV


Mr. Heater 80,000 BTU Propane Convection Heater #MH80CV


$99.99


MR. HEATER PORTABLE PROPANE HEATER *Heats approximately 1900 sq. ft. *Runs up to 14 hours on 20 lb. tank (low setting) *Standing pilot for increased safety *Convenction *Piezo push button ignitor *Two stage chamber for reduced ship cube/retail space *”Instalock” chamber for easy assembly *10 foot hose and regulator included *CSA certified…

Generac 5943 GP7500E 9,375 Watt Generator with Electric Start


Generac 5943 GP7500E 9,375 Watt Generator with Electric Start


$1,177.00


Generator is easy to use in a variety of applications and offers affordable reliability. Electric and recoil start. U.S.A….

Residential Construction Academy Electrical Principles Video Set [VHS]


Residential Construction Academy Electrical Principles Video Set [VHS]


$1,024.95


A companion to the RCA Electrical Principles text, the RCA Electrical Principles Video Series introduces the viewer to electrical theory and its applications through an overview of important concepts, equations, and practical examples. The series contains a set of eight, 20-minute videos, covering direct and alternating current, as well as an introduction to Single Phase Motors. Full-color graphi…

Residential Construction Academy House Wiring Video #7 Trim-Out [VHS]


Residential Construction Academy House Wiring Video #7 Trim-Out [VHS]


$160.00


Create a direct link between your education/training program and the construction industry! For the first time, textbooks and multimedia are available for many of the residential crafts – including carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing and facilities maintenance – that are based on national standards developed by the nation’s leading builders and remodelers. The result of a strategic partnership b…

Installing Doors & Windows


Installing Doors & Windows


$13.35


Tom Law has installed thousands of doors and windows and has developed techniques to ensure trouble free operation.

In this DVD he covers all the basics of installation, including shimming and seating, as well as how to troublshoot each installation for the best results.

You will learn about: squaring up and securing a window; setting and seating a custom frame window; shimming a pre-hung door; …


Installing Kitchen Cabinets and Countertops


Installing Kitchen Cabinets and Countertops


$11.75


Tom Law shares his techniques for smooth and accurate cabinet installation.

In this DVD he covers all the basics of installation, including shimming to level cabinets, installing hardware, and adjusting the fit of doors and drawers.

You’ll also learn about: scribing for accurate installation; squaring up cabinets to the wall; building and leveling toe kicks; adjusting doors, putting in the count…


Making Kitchen Cabinets


Making Kitchen Cabinets


$11.50


Watching Paul Levine will convince you that creating a beautiful kitchen is as easy building one simple cabinet several times over.

Levine’s system saves time, anticipates mistakes, and allows for corrections.

In this DVD you’ll learn how to: laminate plastic to plywood; cut tongue & groove joints; assemble cases; rout dovetails for sturdy drawers; make doors; install self-closing hinges; and in…


Athena Wastebasket Color: White


Athena Wastebasket Color: White


$34.95


1329001 Color: White Shown in Linen The Athena Wicker Wastebasket from LaMont is a fun and functional accessory for your bedroom or bath. With its sleek geometric pattern it will make your trash a little more pleasant. The snag proof, easy to clean wicker will stand up to anything you put in it. The five different color options will make it easy to find one that fits in your home. Features : – At…

30 Liter Touch Bin Trash Receptacle


30 Liter Touch Bin Trash Receptacle


$117.30


378669 Finish: Matte Steel fingerprint proof Shown in Stainless Steel Finish This Touch Bin from Brabantia is the very latest in elegant, easy and practical waste collection. Touch Bins offer a unique ’soft touch’ closing mechanism. One touch and the dampened hinge opens the trash can lid automatically and silently. One simple push of your finger and it’s shut again. Durable and practical, all Tou…

Residential Construction

5 Benefits of Using Residential Construction Software Applications

Some years back, the use of construction software applications wasn’t too well known and encouraged either, by people who oversaw and supervised construction projects. Building a home, they thought, was a relatively easier affair, which it was. But with time, as the complexity of the architecture increased and with the advent of newer technological advancements, a residential construction software application is considered paramount to any Construction Project setup.

Here are 5 benefits of using residential construction software:

1. Help in maintaining books and facilitates easier record keeping process - The verdict is if a Construction Company doesn’t have a good book and a record keeping practice, the chances of it going down are high. With a lot of modern day residential construction software, you would find that the entire process of maintaining the books is easy.

2. Works as an excellent estimating tool - It is important for construction contractors to have an accurate estimate of their budget and also be able to stick to the forecast. For an activity as varied as residential construction, you would find new variables setting in, which needs to be tackled by a good estimating tool. The good news is most construction software applications are good at this.

3. Easy to use - Given the fact that, contractors are good with constructing buildings and are not so much computer-geeks by nature, these applications don’t knock off too many grey cells. They are very simple to use, so any contractor who has some money would be able to use them.

4. Allow you to work backwards - Now, with these software applications, you could start with the prospective completion date and track the project back to milestones that need to be accomplished on the way to meeting the end objective. This is a new advancement in most of these applications, which is welcomed by contractors.

5. Residential construction projects get completed, without many delays - Post the mortgage crisis when housing developments stagnated, a lot of developers and contractors have used these software to increase the efficiency of their execution of the building projects.

If more than 50% of developers and contractors are clamoring to invest in these software applications, we know why! These applications make the life of contractors so easy that in some years from now, they could be termed indispensable tools.

About the Author

Charles Wilsonuk is a Construction Industry consultant with more than 10 years of experience and has written on a vast range of topics related to the construction industry. For latest news and updates about construction please visit- construction industry news.

What is the normal commission a residential Construction Estimator/sales person should make per sale?

I am a REALTOR in the state of Louisiana. Where I work, a normal commission is 6%. This 6% is divided in 4. 1/4 goes to the selling agent, 1/4 goes to selling broker, 1/4 goes to buyers agent, 1/4 goes to buyers broker. If it’s w/the same agency- 1/4 goes to selling agent, 1/4 goes to buyers agent, 2/4 goes to broker. If it’s same agent- 2/4 to dual agent…2/4 goes to broker. So let’s say it is the first example…If I sold a house that sold for $135,000.00-and I only represented the seller-My commission would be: $2025.00 The total commission would be $8100.00. I hoped this helped! Let me know if you need some help figuring out something!

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