Home renovation can become a real nightmare for the owners. The works are long and tedious, involving noise, dirt, inconvenience, and having a team of people working, going in and out of the house for several days.
However, currently, there is the option of carrying out a dry construction, a possibility that is gaining more and more followers. This is due to all the advantages of dry work to reform the house.
What is a dry construction?
According to Ajax renovations experts, a dry construction or reform does not use wet elements in the process, such as cement or putty.
The materials and elements used are nailed, glued, or fitted, thus eliminating the most annoying part of a home renovation.
Another of the characteristics is that it does not require removing the previous elements, such as floors or tiles, and placing the new ones on the existing surface.
Top advantages of a dry construction:
There are many advantages that dry construction offer compared to the types of reform that are traditionally known:
Less waiting times
Since no wet items are used, there is no waiting for anything to dry. It is much faster and annoying humidity is eliminated, which is also very beneficial for tenants.
Easy and clean
The fact that you do not have to previously remove the materials from the house implies a much greater cleaning.
Dust is avoided and work is greatly facilitated, which also directly influences the time that the reform lasts.
Labor-saving
The elements and materials that are manufactured for dry works are much easier to place than the usual ones. So fewer people are needed to handle and place them.
Better conditions for the owners
In this type of reform, the owners will be able to live without problems with the operators, since they will hardly have any inconvenience from dust, noise, etc.
Suitable for any space
Dry construction can be carried out in any space in the house, including kitchens and bathrooms. With this method, you can renew floors, walls, and partitions.
Economic savings
The needs for materials, cleaning products, personnel, etc., are much lower than in conventional reforms, thus reducing the cost exponentially.
Guaranteed results
The results of a dry work can be the same as in a classic work, as long as it is carried out by a professional with the necessary knowledge for the correct application of the elements.
Variety of materials
More and more materials can be used for dry construction. Some are as well-known and common as plasterboard or plasterboard, and others are less conventional, such as metal panels, wood, vinyl coatings, laminated flooring, etc.
Can all kinds of reforms be carried out through dry works?
No, the dry work is designed for specific jobs, which allow very specific partial reforms, avoiding the consequences of traditional work. However, a comprehensive reform cannot be carried out at home through what we know as dry work.
Materials such as plaster, cement, or concrete are necessary for the vast majority of the integral reforms that are carried out in a house. For this reason, the dry work is only reserved for a series of minor reforms.
Is dry work a saving compared to a traditional reform?
Yes, dry works can generate obvious savings compared to other reform methods. However, the price of real reform has to do with the total volume generated by the reform itself.
And therefore, dry works tend to be less expensive because, in reality, they are minor, compared to the comprehensive reforms that are going to carry out larger-scale reforms.
The Renovators of Canada provides kitchen renovation, basement renovation, and bathroom renovations in Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
