7 spring cleaning tips you can start today. As the season changes from winter to spring, it’s time to think about sprucing up your home. Spring cleaning and home improvement projects are an excellent way to renew your living space and start fresh. Plus, doesn’t it feel good to clear out the old stuff and […]
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Decking Design Trends 2019
Apr 9, 2019 | Outdoor Living, Blog, Build on Our Experience
by Courtney GalerNEW PRODUCT: ROXUL Comfortboard 80 Rigid Insulation
Oct 24, 2016 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, How-To Videos, NEW Products, Products
by pocobuildingROXUL COMFORTBOARD ™ 80 is a rigid mineral wool insulation sheathing board that is designed to be fastened to exterior wall studs to improve thermal performance to the building envelope. Advanced technologies make ROXUL COMFORTBOARD a non-combustible, water repellent, fire resistant and sound absorbent insulation product suited to modern building techniques. City of Vancouver Building Code has […]
DIY Deck Design – Build Your Deck The Right Way
Jul 6, 2016 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, DIY Projects
by pocobuildingAre you a Do-It-Yourself renovator with an eye for Deck Design? Planning on saving on costly contractor fees by gettin’ er done yourself? If you answered YES to both of these questions, then we strongly advise you spend an hour or so reading through this extremely useful Deck Connector and Fastening Guide from industry specialists Simpson Strong-Tie. The Deck […]
Paint, Stain or Clear? A Review of Exterior Wood Coatings
Mar 24, 2016 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, Products
by Courtney GalerWood is an incredibly versatile building material that is commonly used in residential and commercial construction. In addition to being a versatile building material, wood is a unique substrate when it comes to coating options, with opaque (paint and solid hide stains), stains (semi-transparent and translucent), and clear coatings all being available for use. When […]
Yellow Cedar: Carving a reputation of versatility
Mar 18, 2016 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, Products
by pocobuildingYellow Cedar grows along British Columbia’s coastal region. It is a medium-sized tree growing up to 24 metres tall and 90 cm in diameter when mature. It often grows singly or in small clumps in a mixture with conifers such as amabilis fir and western hemlock. It is a beautiful tree that is tough, strong and extremely durable. [source] Species Characteristics […]
5 Fall Fix-Ups for your Home
Sep 16, 2015 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, DIY Projects, Money Saving Tips, Products
by pocobuildingIt’s that time of year again. Temperatures are dropping, the wind is blowing, rain and leaves are falling, which means it’s time to act fast to get your home Fall and Winter ready. With these 5 Fall Fix-ups for your Home, you can prevent costly future repairs and start saving money on your energy bills […]
5 Innovative Tools for Building a Deck
Sep 9, 2015 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, DIY Projects, Products
by pocobuildingPlanning, Demolishing and Building a Deck can be a huge undertaking for anyone – which is why we’ve come up with a handy list of 5 Innovative Tools for Building a Deck to help you get the job done properly. These 5 products are as useful to Contractors (whose job it is to install Decks all year […]
Quality is Everything: REALTRIM Plus Fascia
Sep 5, 2015 | Blog, Build on Our Experience, Money Saving Tips, News
by pocobuildingOur commitment to improving products and standards goes back to when the store first opened in 1921 – and we continue to look for ways in which we can add value to our loyal customers in the quality of products we supply. In the first of a series of features on how quality should be considered just as important […]
To celebrate web Goliath Google announcing that they have restructured and become Alphabet – we’ve decided to give you an A-Z of POCO Building Supplies History, with some interesting facts about our company that you may not be familiar with. Of course you can rest assured that we won’t be changing our name, or terms of service – […]