Learn why warm, moist air hits cold surfaces, where mould starts hiding first, how to diagnose humidity and moisture fast, and the on-site steps that stop it before it becomes a call back.
Western Australia is in the middle of a housing squeeze. Prices and rents are rising faster than incomes, build times have more than doubled, and many homes are in poor condition. What does the Housing Affordability in Western Australia 2025 report means for buyers, builders and renters?
Australia adds roughly a “new Canberra” in people every year. This quiet population boom is reshaping our cities, housing demand and infrastructure. In this post we explain what’s driving the growth, where people are going, and what it means for your suburb and your next build.
Tired of emailing files to yourself? This guide shows how to use LocalSend for quick one-off transfers and Syncthing + SyncTrain for always-on, private folder syncing across your LAN—so your phones, laptops and office PCs share files without the cloud.
Australia's government has promised 1.2 million new homes by 2029, but the Housing Workforce Capacity Study says we’re short about 116,700 workers. In this post we explain what that means for build times, costs, quality and the questions you should be asking before you sign a building contract.
In this post we show how the plumbing system should be laid out, tested, and protected— from pre-pour inspections to the concrete pour—so you avoid blockages, leaks, and expensive slab leak repair later.
McKell proposes re-tuning capital gains tax discounts to push more investment into new homes—especially apartments—without changing negative gearing. Here’s what that could mean for time, cost, quality, performance and compliance in residential building.
