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protecting your property from damage during construction jobs

Do you have a big construction project planned on your property? Do you know how to protect the property that is not being worked on from damage caused by the heavy construction equipment? There are a few things that you can do to limit the amount of damage that is done to your property during these big construction projects. I have had a few big jobs done on my property and have learned how to protect the land that isn't being constructed on from being damaged. Go to my site to find a long list of tips and advice that can help you protect your property from damage.

Important Safety Equipment To Prevent Electrocutions While On Aerial Lifts

Posted on July 20, 2015

Working on aerial lifts near power lines can obviously be very dangerous, but it's a necessity to get certain jobs done. There are a few recommended safety tips to help prevent electric shock while working on an aerial lift in these situations, such as by staying as far away from power lines as is possible. It is also important to wear the right safety gear. By requiring your employees to wear certain personal protective equipment, you can greatly decrease the chances of anyone getting electrocuted. [Read More]

Explore These 3 Cranes And Their Uses

Posted on June 3, 2015

Depending on the type of business you are in, the machinery you need to get the job done is going to vary from one business to the next. Cranes have been around for quite some time, so it only makes sense that more and more individuals are using them on a regular basis. Not sure whether a crane can help your business or not? Consider some of the common cranes out there and what they can do for you. [Read More]

3 Signs That A Bare Rental Is Your Best Crane Rental Option

Posted on May 22, 2015

If you are looking to rent a crane for your upcoming project, you might be looking into various options for the best deal and the best choice for your needs. One option that you might have heard about is a bare rental, which means that you simply rent a crane without including the services of a trained crane operator. Although this might not be the best choice for all companies, you might find that it is the best option for your needs. [Read More]

Short On Time? Three Tools That Help Contractors Meet Construction Deadlines

Posted on May 20, 2015

When a contractor makes a bid for a project, most often he or she includes a deadline for completion of said project. Having the right tools to finish heavy construction on time is a must. When a contractor walks into your business looking for heavy construction equipment, whether to lease, rent or buy, promote the following three tools as major time savers. Heavy Duty Air Impact Wrenches Although the name makes this type of tool sound large and imposing, it really is a pussycat in size. [Read More]