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Clearing Your Land

My husband owned the five acre piece of land our home sits on before we married. When he purchased this lovely tract of property in the country, he knew he eventually wanted to build a small starter home on it. However, the property was covered with pine trees, overgrown grass, and weeds. Before he could ever start the building process, he had to hire someone to clear his land. To effectively complete this task, my husband hired experts who knew how to operate heavy construction equipment. In a few days, his property was cleared, and he was ready to build a home on it. On this blog, you will discover the types of heavy construction equipment needed to clear various kinds of property.

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3 Factors To Consider When Renting Construction Equipment

17 October 2018
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Current economic conditions have led to unique financial concerns for many construction companies. Cash flow might be limited, and credit can be tight, making the purchase of costly construction equipment unfeasible. For construction companies looking to reduce overhead costs while still providing customers with quality service, renting equipment might be the answer. Renting construction equipment can provide a viable solution to the financial and operational needs of construction companies with tight budgets. Read More 

Bare Cranes: Good Pre-Rental Questions

22 June 2018
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For your growing construction or industrial business, purchasing cranes might not yet make financial sense. However, renting them can often be a smart way to use these machines whenever they're needed for work. You're presented with multiple options for renting, including the most basic arrangement: the delivery of bare cranes to any site. "Bare" machines means that you've got to find end employ your own operators; the following questions will help you create work situations that permit use of bare rental cranes without trouble. Read More 

Important Safety Equipment To Use When Working On Construction Sites

18 March 2018
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Working construction can be very rewarding, but it can also be inherently dangerous. There's heavy machinery you have to watch out for and certain protocols you have to follow to stay safe. To enhance your safety in these rugged environments, you'll want to use the following construction equipment.  Tactical Boots Most construction sites are susceptible to sharp objects falling on the ground, such as screws and nails. If you're not careful, these sharp objects can severely injure your feet. Read More 

Caring For Your Hydraulic Machinery

15 January 2018
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When it comes to completing any major construction project, access to heavy machinery can help streamline the construction process. Although large pieces of construction equipment can be a valuable asset, these same pieces of equipment can turn into a liability if they are not cared for properly. Taking the time to maintain the hydraulic systems within your heavy machines is crucial when it comes to preserving their performance. Here are three tips that you can use to better care for your hydraulic machinery in the future. Read More