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New Zealand Railway Cottages

Railways cottages are a distinctly New Zealand housing style. Built in many New Zealand settlements between 1922 and 1929, they look very...

After a house fire

A house fire, no matter how much damage it leaves, is a devastating and traumatic event. You may be eager to get in there and begin the...

Cockroaches in the Home

Cockroaches are one of the most commonly encountered household pests. While they are a low-level health risk, they thrive in unhealthy...

Efflorescence

The term efflorescence is used to describe the chalky white mineral deposits which sometime form on the surface of masonry surfaces...

The Healthy Homes Act

The Healthy Homes Guarantee Act Regulations are put in place to ensure that every New Zealand home is warm and dry, and it is our job to...

Avoid unexpected renovation costs!

New Zealanders love their DIY, but a small renovation has the potential to open up a can of worms, so we’ve compiled a list of unexpected...

The House Buying Process

1. Research As soon as you can, start reading Web sites, newspapers, and magazines that have real estate listings. Make a note of...

Winter maintenance checklist

Autumn will be a great time of year to get stuck into preparations to get your home into a healthy state before the harsher winter...

Summer Home Maintenance Checklist

Summer is the perfect time to check off all of those outdoor maintenance jobs! Get out there in the sun this summer and keep your house...

The New Zealand Bungalow

Bungalows first appeared in New Zealand around WW1 and were the dominant style of the 1920’s. However their influence began to be...

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