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By around the turn of the 18th century, large houses in mainly European and American society had slanted rooftops that mimicked the style of Grecian facades. The space created in between the ceiling of the highest floor and the cornered roofs became spaces for storage or spare rooms for housekeepers. Now, we refer to these spaces as attics.

More recently built houses have attics that are accessible via a small staircase, but this may not be the case for a majority of houses with attics. Because originally the intention of attics is for them to become hidden storage, their entrances were often merely small squares, and are closed off to look like there was nothing there. And when people needed to retrieve something from the space, there was a need to use tall, unsafe ladders.

With engineering today, Attic Access Ladders don’t necessarily have to be literal ladders. They can be built-in, foldable, stair-like structures that unhinge when the entrance is pulled open. They can be built to look large and easily accessible, or they can be designed to blend in seamlessly into the house.

But finding a contractor, an engineer, or a designer that has expertise with building attic access ladders may be tricky. Not all contractors or designers may have had experience with building one before, and may not be able to properly advise you on the best type of ladder for the house or building that you need it for.

Oftentimes, having to find a new addition to your team for a building project is a long process of screening through applications and arguing about salaries. And when it comes to new people, it’s difficult to be sure about their track record, because you wouldn’t personally have witnessed how they worked on previous projects of a similar nature.

Thankfully, Freelancer.com allows you to find the right people with the ease and convenience of a search engine. Posting a project is fast and absolutely free. All you have to do is indicate your preferences and write the specifications of your project.

Within minutes of posting, you can already see several candidates who may be interested in the job. You can compare their profiles, and read up on reviews from previous employers with similar projects as yours.

Everything you need is in your hands, and your project is totally in your control. It’s up to you if you want to pay on an hourly rate, or if you would prefer to specify a salary for the whole project. You also have the option to open your project to bidding, so that the candidates themselves can compete for the lowest possible price.

Best of all, because we source our freelancers globally, there is no problem finding one in a specific location, capable of speaking a language that you prefer. Find an Attic Access Ladder builder that is available in the area where your housing project is--whether it’s in your neighborhood, or in a project halfway across the world from you, with one press of a button.

There’s no need to wait another day to get started on your next housing renovation. Post a project on Freelancer.com today and find the right Attic Access Ladder expert for you.