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How to Protect your Family and Valuables
Creating the ideal home, which will protect family and valuables, requires
utilizing basic principles that date back hundreds or even thousands of years - to the Castles of Old!
"A Man's home is his Castle!" I was told as a child and I didn't
realize how true this was until I had worked in the Home Building Industry for over a decade.
The Castles of Old were built to last - by Craftsmen!
And this is the main reason that many still stand today. Overall, they were designed to Protect, Provide for and
Nurture their inhabitants.
Protect: The Castle protected the inhabitants
in that it was a secure building with a layered defense. The mote, draw bridge, archers and other measures were necessities (function) employed to deny attackers unauthorized entry. And as
a last resort, some castle inhabitants had hidden safe rooms to retreat to in case the defense was breached!
The new Castles, or homes of today, can utilize the
same principles to Protect, Provide and Nurture with much more effectiveness by employing the latest advancements in hi-technologies.
For example, the Home can be designed and built
to last by utilizing the latest advanced materials available on the market today! For example, exterior
materials can now be used on the exterior of homes in order to prevent rot damage and insect infestations.
Unfortunately, one of the Secrets in New Home
Construction today is that exterior materials are considered to be more expensive -so they aren't used in many cases
in order to maximize profits - at the expense of the unaware or "unarmed" home buyer!
There are homes being built today that, even if kept painted, will quickly
start experiencing rot damage and possibly become insect infested because interior materials were utilized
externally.
Another industry secret is that the septic systems installed in
new homes are often the cheapest septic systems that a builder can install in order to develop a property.
Furthermore, if a builder hires the cheapest installer, then the
system is sometimes improperly installed and becomes defective.
Although a conventional system can last a life time if properly
serviced and maintained, the most basic system is nearly impossible to service and maintain!
And as a direct result, problems that can cost thousands of dollars
in solutions as well as time and stress, are usually just a matter of when - not if - they occur.
These problems often surface after the One Year Warranty
expires! Tip - "Beware of the One Year Warranty!" While a one year warranty is the norm, I have noticed that Craftsmen
have faith in their installations and sometimes warranty their work for more than just one year!
One Solution to this problem is to prevent septic system problems by
installing or retrofitting a system so that it is easy to service and maintain.
How this is accomplished is a Secret, which is revealed here.
Moreover, by utilizing the latest advancements in Water System Technology,
you can now build your Castle on land once thought to be unable to be developed!
