Purchasing a new home comes with a lot of options to make it all your own. On the outside of the home, there are a lot of landscaping options that will allow you to garden, plant, and increase your curb appeal. One way to help with this process is by renting a roll off dumpsters. These dumpsters can be dropped off right at your home and make a huge difference in your ability to properly landscape.…
Read More »America has a sweet tooth. The average American consumes approximately 765 grams of sugar every 5 days. If you are passionate about and love candy, opening up a candy shop filled with different sweets and treats may be the perfect venture for you, as market demand for sugars continue to rise. Displaying the different types of candies your store offers using see-through bulk candy bins can really draw in a crowd, as it’s hard to say no when these sweets are literally right in front of you.…
Read More »Rooftops, treetops and the tip top of a multistory building’s facade all need the attention of a contractor from time to time. As a new manager of an apartment building complex, you’re likely to become familiar with the ins and outs – or more precisely, the ups and downs – of aerial lift use. Routine inspections, general maintenance and emergency repairs are all good reasons why lift equipment must be brought onto the property.…
Read More »If you’re a business owner with a warehouse or the necessity to move large or heavy loads, you’ve probably considered purchasing a forklift for your company. In this consideration, it’s likely you’ve weighed the pros and cons that would come with forklift ownership. Concerns about cost, employee licensing, and daily benefit may have kept you from pulling the trigger and buying a forklift, or additional forklifts, for your business. However, there are unseen benefits, alternative uses, and even additional revenue that can come from owning your own forklift; read on to find out how renting out a forklift could greatly benefit your business.…
Read More »If you manage a food manufacturing facility that ramps up for seasonal production, you may need to supplement your current boiler system to meet the increased demands. Boilers provide the heat that is needed for cooking and processing of foods in your facility. If your permanent boiler is not substantial enough, supplement it with a rental boiler. Since this demand is ongoing from year to year but only needed seasonally, it’s a good idea to prepare a permanent location for the temporary rental boiler.…
Read More »As a novice jobsite manager, your main safety focus may remain centered on the cutting, drilling and welding equipment used throughout the site. Industrial air compressors, on the other hand, are commonly regarded as a relatively safe piece of equipment. As a result, the safety culture surrounding the use of this industrial equipment type may be somewhat lax. Unfortunately, without close adherence to safety standards, an uptick in preventable equipment failures or workplace accidents may occur.…
Read More »It is estimated that around one-fourth of the compressed air in an average system is lost to leaks. This is a costly waste of energy, given the expense of operating compressors, and it is something that can be prevented in most situations. Most compressed air loss occurs at the joints between pipes, and it is often due to inadequate threaded connections or other failing connectors. The relatively-recent innovation of pressed fittings are a solution for leaky joints between air pipes, and below is how to install them in your system:…
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