Keep Your Hydraulic Equipment Running and Save on Repairs

Posted on: 2 August 2017

It is essential as a successful operator in the heavy construction industry to ensure that your machines keep running smoothly. Costly downtime not only upsets production schedules but also your repairs and maintenance budget. Detecting problems early on and adding life to hydraulic machinery is vital. Follow this easy guide to save money, prevent downtime and keep your equipment running efficiently. Prevention Is the Best Strategy Prevention of issues before they occur is a key to the best maintenance programs. [Read More]

Checkpoints when Hiring a Forklift Operator for your Construction Project

Posted on: 28 May 2017

Forklifts are vital pieces of equipment when it comes to moving heavy freight to various distances and heights. However, getting the machine alone is not enough to handle your construction projects. You will need to hire a professional to operate the equipment in order to move the loads where they needed. A forklift operator is not just any quack you can pick on the road. You need someone with specific characteristics and job capabilities in order to perform this activity. [Read More]

Four Ways to Manage Storm-Water Runoff from Your Home

Posted on: 7 July 2016

Before embarking on a residential construction or large-scale excavation project, a homeowner or builder should consider the impact of storm-water runoff caused by the roof and impermeable surfaces such as driveways and pavements. In some jurisdictions in Australia, the legislation requires that homeowners retain storm-water that lands on their property. The implication of this legislation is that when storm-water originates from your home, it would be illegal to let it flow into neighboring properties or public property. [Read More]

What to Ask a Potential Demolition Crew Before They Schedule a Home Teardown

Posted on: 29 June 2016

Demolishing your home can mean allowing you to build a new one on a site that you love, or you may find that your current home is in such disrepair that it might be better to start over with a new house versus trying to fix the one you have. Whatever your reasons for thinking about a demolition, ask a few questions of the company you want to hire (such as Roach Demolition & Excavations) beforehand so you know what's involved with the process and are sure to get it done properly. [Read More]