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January 30th, 2019

Inspection process clip of BHIS

The video shows a short description of how BHIS inspect the buildings and houses in Australia. […]

Beginner guide to do Rendering

October 9th, 2015

Beginner guide to do Rendering

 MIXING MORTAR BY MACHINE You can hire a small-capacity electric or petrol-driven cement mixer. Such a mixer can save you much time and effort, especially on big jobs, and is quite easy to use. Set the machine as close as possible to the work area and place a board under the drum to catch any […]

How to Mix Mortar for rendering

September 2nd, 2015

How to Mix Mortar for rendering

 STORING SAND AND CEMENT Storing the materials should not NORMALLY BE NECESSARY BECAUSE IT IS BEST THAT THEY BE BOUGHT AS REQUIRED AND USED UP BY THE END OF THE JOB. However if you are held up for a time after taking delivery you should store the powder or pre-mixed materials on plastic sheets in […]

home-inspection

August 21st, 2015

Have your Home Professionally Inspected before selling

 Before You Sell Your Home, Have it Inspected! So you’re considering selling your home and now you want to be sure that there will be no unpleasant surprises to upset the settlement process. Well, we’re here to help make sure of that! Building and Home Inspection Service currently has five offices spread around the wider Perth metropolitan […]

Applying the Pointing Mortar

March 11th, 2015

Applying the Pointing Mortar

 Building and home inspection Pick up a little sausage of mortar on the back of a small pointing trowel and push it firmly into the upright joints. This can be difficult to do without the mortar dropping off, so hold the mortar board under each joint to catch it. Try not to smear the face of the […]

Cleaning old Masonary

March 11th, 2015

Cleaning old Masonary

 Whatever type of finish you intend to apply to a wall, all loose debris and dirt must be brushed off with a stiff-bristled brush. Don’t use a wire brush unless the masonry is badly soiled as it may leave scratch marks. Brush along the mortar joints to dislodge loose pointing. Defective mortar can be repaired […]