Tips on dealing with your Construction Materials Supplier

Image Source: http://freephotoforblog.jyppe.com/

Having a hard time dealing with your supplier of construction materials? Well, you’re not alone! Recently I experienced the same matter. I was going to buy supplies for our house renovation and I didn’t know where to start. I just need some cement, steels and sand and gravel for our front yard so I didn’t call any professional for the help. I think me and my dad can handle it. But the case does not fall the way as we expected.

After a half day of touring the market, here’s what we learned.

1. You should ask for discounts

You must ask each supplier whether they give you discounts. You are the customer so at least act like one and get benefits. The suppliers probably won’t complain harshly (but in a nice way I guess?) though if you just buy a couple of pieces, don’t be surprised to get a no. We are to buy couple of supplies so I expect at least five percent discount.

Just ask. There’s nothing to lose.

2. You should expect free delivery

Many suppliers will do the instant delivery with no charge, Make sure that they will do the delivery, and if not, how much is the cost? (I don’t want to bring the sand myself haha).

Just beware of what some called “sidewalk delivery”. This is a familiar concept to apartment dwellers; it means that your giant new washing machine will be delivered as far as the sidewalk – even if you laundry area is on the second floor. That may (or may not) be acceptable to you, but if it is, you’ll need to know when trucks is coming and arrange for the manpower to bring the supplies inside.

3. Your supplies must be at home on time

When ordering materials, you must consult often with the supplier regarding the schedule of delivery. There is a little point in having material piled at the work site waiting to be used, since the sooner you get them home, the sooner you have to pay them.

On the other hand, you need to be sure that supplies are available when they are needed in order to keep the job on schedule. If the materials are not yet on the site, work will quickly come to a halt.

With these tips, my dad and I got the job done the next day. We save 10% on expenses, we have the materials on time and the delivery was just great! Check out TKL if you need construction supplies.

TAGS: supplier of construction materials, supplier of construction material in the Philippines

Comments

5 Ways to Encourage Your Kids to Wear Glasses

http://eyesitetexas.com/ Finding the correct and comfortable eyeglass frames for your kid might be the least of your problems if they won’t even try to wear it. Unlike shirts and pants, glasses are very imposing and need a lot of getting used to being literally right in front of your face. But instead of nagging them to keep on wearing their glasses or else they’ll go blind, encourage them instead so that they’d want to wear glasses on their own accord. Make Them Choose Their Own Frames Not only does your kid get to choose actual eyeglass frames he wants to wear, you are also letting him exercise his independence. In letting him choose on his own, and letting him reason out the decision for himself, he will be more likely to wear his glasses to compound on this independence. Remind But Don’t Nag There will be instances where you see your kid not wearing their glasses—do not rage on them. They might have forgotten without intention or tried to not put them on but either w...

Maintenance and Calibration of Flux Pumps: A Comprehensive Guide

Flux pumps, as essential components in various technological applications, require regular maintenance and calibration to ensure optimal performance and longevity. This guide provides valuable insights into proper maintenance and calibration techniques, as well as common issues and troubleshooting tips. Understanding the Basics Before delving into maintenance and calibration, it's crucial to understand the fundamental principles of flux pumps. A flux pump is a superconducting device that generates a persistent current, enabling the storage of magnetic energy. Regular Maintenance Visual Inspection: Regularly inspect the flux pump for any signs of physical damage, such as cracks or loose connections. Check for any unusual noise or vibrations during operation. Temperature Monitoring: Ensure that the flux pump operates within its specified temperature range. Monitor the cooling system to prevent overheating. Cleanliness: Keep the flux pump and its surroundings clean and...

What Type of Wire Is Used for Automotive?

When it comes to vehicles, wiring plays a huge role in keeping everything running smoothly. From headlights to the starter motor, the right automotive wire ensures that each system gets the power it needs. But not all wires are the same—different parts of a car require different types of wires depending on their purpose, environment, and power demands. Primary Wires Primary wires are the most common type used in cars. They carry low-voltage power to things like lights, dashboard controls, and relays. Made from flexible, multi-stranded copper, they can handle vibrations without breaking. Their insulation varies depending on the job: PVC insulated primary wires – Affordable and resistant to oil, grease, and acids. Commonly used in the cabin. GPT: General-purpose with standard wall thickness. TWP: Thin, lightweight, and rated for higher heat. HDT: Heavy-duty with thicker insulation for added protection. Cross-linked insulated primary wires (XLPE) – Tougher and more heat-resistant, p...

Just My Thoughts

Search This Blog