William Hill Builders

William Hill Building Contractors were established in 1875 and throughout the years we have consistently maintained quality of service and customer satisfaction – this is why we are one of the oldest building companies in Nottinghamshire.

Always moving with times and technologies, our motivated management team has the knowledge and experience to undertake projects ranging from minor repairs to major refurbishments, residential and commercial new builds through to specialist projects and large construction schemes.

We achieve high standards by employing a reliable, tried and tested workforce. All our employees have been vetted for quality and expertise, are constantly trained to industry standards and take pride in a ‘Job well done’.

We work throughout the East Midlands and Greater London area.

Moving is tough, I don’t like it either. However, in life, it is practically impossible to live at one place all our lives and whether we like it or not, we will from time to time move into a new home, neighbourhood or change offices. The hassle of gathering all your stuff, packing and then arranging them in your new home is something we can all do without. Thus the importance of hiring the right moving company. Here are some of the tips that should guide you when it comes to choosing a moving company:

Understand the Type of Mover You Need– The first thing you should do is to understand and decide the type of mover that you need. Remember that there are some movers that limit their services in given localities and therefore you should be able to answer the following questions before going out to look for a mover: How far are you moving? Are you carrying all your belongings? Are you clearing out your office or apartment? It is important that you be able to understand the scope of your move as this will help you get the right company for the job.
History and Reputation– Remember that moving is a delicate matter and it is therefore critical that you evaluate a company’s history and reputation before hiring their services. Thanks to the internet, it is very easy to do a quick search on your mover. Look for the feedback and testimonials left by other clients. It also pays to consult your friends or family who might have had a prior working relationship with your moving company. If you get satisfactory responses, then you might have found the right company!
License and Insurance– You value your goods, right? It is therefore crucial that you only deal with a company that is licensed and insured. Remember that accidents are prone to happen during the move and it is critical that you have a backup plan just in case your goods get damaged. It is also possible to cause harm to other people. Ask to see the proof of qualifications and also understand the terms of the insurance.
Moving Estimates– It is important that you ask for estimates from two or three reputable companies. This will allow you to get the best price for your moving needs. It is also critical to find out whether the presented estimates are non-binding or binding. You also need to find out what would happen should the movers cause any damage.

As you can see, there are so many things that you can consider when looking for a moving company.

Work clothes are a key point of every organisation, as they help to convey a sense of professionalism and a neat company image. Many companies have a uniform which they give to their employees, however, this is not always the case. We’re going to be taking a look at the different kinds of uniforms that you can wear at some locations, to try and make sure everyone knows what to do when no uniform is provided.

Uniform for an office job

First of all, let’s take a look at the dress for an office job. If you work in an office, the request is usually ‘smart’, or ‘smart casual’. This means that first of all; there should be no jeans and trainers when you’re at work. A safe bet for office wear is usually a pair of formal pants, a button down shirt, and then a pair of smart shoes. From there, people can choose to implement a tie, waistcoat or even a blazer, but at the very least you should be wearing those three things, although a skirt is usually accepted for women. This kind of dress code exerts professionalism and is part of the image that employers would like to maintain.

Uniform for work in the field

If you are someone who is working out and about, whether you are a repairman, a technician, or part of a janitorial team, then your uniform will differ slightly. While the smart trousers and shirt would have been acceptable inside an office sat in front of a computer screen, it is no longer practical to be wearing such things if you are going to find yourself repairing machinery or driving vehicles around all day. Many people choose to wear clothing which is built to be worked in, like overalls or a set of cargo pants. These kinds of uniforms are usually sturdy and durable and can stand someone crawling into maintenance tunnels or fixing other types of machinery. While you should try and look as presentable as possible, the emphasis on this quality will usually be much less, as you’re very likely to find yourself covered in oil, grease or other products you work with on a daily basis.

Overall, these are just a few of the uniforms you could be wearing if you choose to work for an individual or employee who doesn’t offer a uniform to you as part of your employment. These are usually the only kinds of fields, as most retail stores and fast food places do have a uniform which people have to wear. The dress that you select for yourself if you need to have one for yourself should be suitable for the tasks you’re going to be performing, and should also be constructed with a little bit of common sense. If you’re going to be working inside maintenance tunnels and doing physical labour, then wearing a button down shirt and waistcoat may not be the best idea, in the same way that overalls and steel toe cap boots aren’t sensible for an office environment.

There are many different types of guttering out there, and they all have different advantages and disadvantages. One such type of guttering is called the box guttering. While this particular type of guttering may not be known by many, it can still be the right kind of guttering to have on your property. We’re taking a look at box guttering in detail, so you know what you’d be installing onto your property.

What is box guttering?

To begin with, let’s take a look at what box guttering is. The box gutter is the rain gutter on a roof which is rectangular in shape. It can be lined with all kinds of things, such as metal or roofing felt. The box guttering itself is placed between parallel surfaces to work properly. Traditionally, they were found on older properties, but this isn’t always the case, with many modern builds opting for an older look.

What are the advantages of a box gutter?

There are many benefits to using a box gutter system for your guttering needs. Firstly, the design is quite durable, which means that it will be able to last a long time without the need for repair or maintenance, and are easy to make repairs to even when you need to. The sheets of metal which line the box gutter are also shaped specifically to fit inside the gutter and help to prolong the lifespan of it.

As well as this, they’re very appealing from a visual standpoint for people who have them. They provide a very clean and neat look for your property, and can usually fit in quite well with any design and style of home.

Is there anything I should consider when I’m using a box gutter?

Like all products around the home, the box gutter will eventually need repair, so it’s important to remember that while it’s much tougher than some other guttering, it is still susceptible to exposure from the elements. The base of the gutter is more at risk of damage than others because it is usually made of wood, which as most people know will warp and become damaged if it’s regularly exposed to water, which despite being separated by sheets of metal can still happen. As well as this, the box gutters may well be made with a tin coated steel, which needs painting as soon as you have it installed to ensure it is effective. You’ll also need to repaint the metal every five or so years, but this is well worth it for the value that you get. However, the best form of box guttering is that of aluminum guttering which doesn’t include wood and doesn’t require repeat painting.

Overall, box guttering is a good way to efficiently move water from your roof into a drainage system without any problems. The material is strong and durable, so you don’t need to worry about it suddenly breaking. As well as this, there are very few negative elements to the box gutter, as while you do need to perform repairs on occasion, this may well happen with a higher frequency using other materials.

We all like to down tools from time to time (some more than others) but when we do we want to relax or take our minds off the job at hand completely. It’s good for the mind as we all probably know. One thing that we’ve all been addicted to is that of competitions. Forget betting on the premiership league or betting on a horse, instead, play a competition for little money, answer a relatively simple skills based question and pick a number. You’ve actually got a reasonable chance of winning. The excitement is still real as it builds up to a closing date and a big reveal live via video on Facebook. You are kept up to date if it gets pulled forward due to all the tickets selling and the show the prizes you can win. It’s something you will keep and enjoy or/and then sell on in return making you money back. We cannot recommend Purple Prizes highly enough. Check them out and play. Enough said.