Buying Used Equipment Can Benefit Your Company

Posted on 11 November 2015

As the owner of a small construction or demolition company, your biggest concern, aside from your employees, is your equipment investment. Deciding whether to buy new or used equipment can make a huge difference in your bottom line. When you are pondering your options, consider investing in used equipment instead of new machinery.  Needs New equipment will give you all the latest options and technology. It may also last longer and come with long-term warranties. [Read More]

Planning A Child's 5th Birthday Party? Rent A Moonwalk Bounce House For Them

Posted on 14 August 2015

If your five year old is having a party, you need to make sure you keep them and their friends busy having fun or they will get bored. One thing you can do that they will love is to rent a moonwalk bounce house for them. They will have a great time bouncing in it, and it will give you and the other parents time to sit back and relax while you are watching the kids play. [Read More]

How to Get a Large Back Yard Ready for a Garden

Posted on 22 July 2015

Are you moving into a brand new home, or are you finally ready to get your present large back yard ready for your dream garden? Either way, here are some ideas that might make the job easier for you. Establish a Plan Consider dividing the space into three main areas, a plant and flower garden, a vegetable garden, and a traditional lawn.  Think about what you want the focal points to be and go from there. [Read More]

3 Warehouse Material Handling Tips for Workplace Safety

Posted on 7 July 2015

If you use warehouses to store heavy duty materials in your line of work, it is vitally important that you take the time to remember some material handling tips that will keep you safe and protect your materials. Following these guidelines will allow you to promote carefulness throughout your operation, which should become apart of your company culture. To keep people and property safe, be sure to remember these three pieces of advice. [Read More]

About Me

heavy construction equipment for home building

My husband and I had a hand in every element of building our new home. We worked with a very understanding and patient builder that allowed us to do as much work ourselves as possible. Unfortunately, there were several tasks that we could not handle on our own. These tasks required the use of heavy construction equipment. We watched as the construction crew dug the area for the foundation, used cranes to hoist different materials to the roof and several other things. If you are thinking about building a home of your own, you should learn about heavy construction equipment. You won't be able to do much without it.