Why All Plumbers Should Have Pipe Test Equipment
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13 October 2021
If you are a plumber, you might already have a truck filled with lots of different tools, equipment and parts that you use when you provide plumbing services for your customers. What you might not already have, though, is pipe test equipment. As you can imagine, pipe test equipment is designed to help you test out plumbing pipes to look for leaks and other problems. If you don't already have this equipment, you should invest in it for your business for these reasons and more.
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Two Tips for Your First Demolition Clean-Up Project
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12 August 2021
Here are two tips to follow during your first post-demolition clean-up project.
Tell the bin hire company that you'll be using the bin for demolition debris
It's important to tell the bin hire business that you'll be putting demolition debris in the bins you rent from them. There are two reasons why this company will need this information. Firstly, they'll need to ensure that they provide you with skip bins that have a very high weight capacity, as demolition debris is often one of the heaviest forms of refuse and standard skip bins might not be able to withstand the weight of, for example, a large pile of concrete rubble.
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Mobile Versus Tower Crane Hire: A Complete Guide
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17 May 2021
When hiring cranes, most contractors are often conflicted over whether they should go for mobile or tower cranes. While both cranes are used to lift heavy items at construction sites, they have varying operating mechanisms. If you are faced with this dilemma, read the information below to learn the conditions that should help you decide between a tower crane or a mobile crane.
Hiring A Tower Crane
Tower cranes are fixed on the ground.
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3 Things to Think About When Planning to Hire a Crane
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8 October 2020
Whether you intend to build a multi-story or just a single-story house, using the right equipment is mandatory. Actually, moving construction materials from one point to another may not be possible without construction equipment like a crane. And although you may opt to buy one to carry out the project, it isn't the only option available. In fact, hiring a crane might be a friendlier option because you will save more and avoid various costs associated with owning one.
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