Construction

Nope.... Can only really ask for 10% upto $1,000.00 before work startes. CA

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It's more or less an insurance policy.
A company (for a fee) will look into your background, make sure you're qualified to perform the service and not likely to run off with the money, and they put up a bond.

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They are structures made from thin materials that have been stretched or curved or folded to gain strength. Examples include the O2 arena, London.

Most companies keep track of their employees, their sales, inventory, etc etc. Pretty much every website that has you log in or post content stores all that information in a big database.

The specifications for a construction project are sometimes called the project manual. They consist of everything a contractor would need to know to complete the job. Most of a set of specifications are similar on every job, but contain certain changes tailored to the owner's, architect's and engineers liking. They specify certain criteria for the materials and sometimes methods used in the construction of the project, such as certain brands and models for items to be used. If an architect wanted a certain color or size of brick, it will be called out in the specs.

Sometimes a spec will be "closed" where the exact model, part number, brand and/or manufacturer will be called out. An example would be "Use Lennox, XX-XXX air handling unit."

Other times it will call out a recommended item and state that another approved equal would suffice. Sometimes there won't be a recommended item but the spec may give a few alternate examples of what the owner/architect is looking for, and it is up to the contractor to find the best value be it one of the alternate examples or an "approved equal".

There is a specification for every aspect of the construction or materials of a building whether open or "closed", and sometimes things that aren't directly required for a project are still in the specs in case something comes up where that section would need addressed.

a construction loan is a loan of money that is given to the needer to build building structures.

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Construction means when your either build something or when your constructing a story.

A good construction company will have a team of skilled and experienced professionals who can handle any type of project, no matter how big or small it might be. They will also have a wide range of tools and equipment for different purposes, so they can cater to any kind of customer’s needs. for more information - Hightower constructions

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Foundation in construction. The foundation is the structure which supports the rest of the building. In home construction it is the portion, usually under gound, that sits on top of the footing and can be made of either pressure treated lumber, concrete blocks or concrete poured in place.

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A causative construction is a verb form that expresses a causative situation which is a situation where are two invents, wherebey the one event is the CAUSE of the second event. Often, in an abbreviated form, its subject is the CAUSER and occupies the position of the former subject of the caused event. This subject becomes the CAUSEE and will occupy often the object or the indirect object position.

A causative construction can be built lexically by one verb, morphologically by one verb with a special causatiative morpheme and analytically by two verbs who are connected in a special way. These last forms are also called syntactic causatives.

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2) a view that shows a vertical section of the group

once all of the overhead from marketing to the cost of carrying loans and property cost a good industry standard is 8% but typically 4 to 5 . with some specific industry's doing a little better .

Almost any solid horizontal structural member is considered a beam. They are usually steel or concrete and are used to transfer a vertical load imposed on the span (middle) of the beam to the ends or vertical supports of the beam.

Steel beams are probably what most people think of when picturing a beam. W-sections (formerly known as I-beams, but are modified by the strength/type of steel and the cross section shapes) are the most common steel beams used.

Concrete beams are often used in foundations and can be best seen above ground in parking garages everywhere. There is always a good amount of reinforcing steel in a concrete beam to carry the tension that occurs in the bottom of a beam so the concrete won't fracture.

Construction workers use many different tools such as saws, screwdrivers, and drills. They may also use heavy machinery, like jackhammers and cranes.

Hmm, well construction is positive in that it can provide structures that help the world... housing, factories, animal shelters, cruise ships, etc. On the other hand, it can be negative as far as environmental impact or changing land use... taking away the habitat of a rare bird or animal for instance, or displacing a population or a site important to history in favor of "progress." There are good and bad things about all decisions, and the individual cases have to be looked at.

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A feasibility study is a crucial step in assessing the viability of a proposed project or business venture. Advantages of conducting a feasibility study include identifying potential risks and challenges early on, allowing for informed decision-making, and providing a roadmap for successful project implementation. However, disadvantages may include the time and resources required to conduct a thorough study, as well as the possibility of unforeseen variables impacting the accuracy of the study's conclusions.

Greeks and Romans came up with it, I believe. A long, long time ago.

In the construction industry a Topping Off Party is to celebrate the completion of concrete on the job. The structure is then complete.