What Equipment You Can Rent For Your Garden, And When You Should Hire A Pro

Posted on 4 November 2015

When you're a homeowner that wants to gain independence, confidence, and control with DIY work in your garden, you may be tempted to take on every project that comes your way. Garden and landscaping equipment rentals can help you tackle outdoor DIY projects, giving you the chance to save money and gain confidence in taking care of the maintenance or updating of your property. Though garden equipment rentals can be a great way to save money and up your game outside, there are a few rentals that may be better left to the pros. [Read More]

Plant Relocation Tips

Posted on 30 October 2015

If you are considering relocating one or multiple plants, then you have a pretty big task ahead of you. There are a lot of things that you will need to plan for and keep track of, which is made even more stressful by the fact that a small mistake could end up costing you a lot of money. Here are some tips that you should consider before seriously committing to plant relocation: [Read More]

Four Sources For Used Heavy Construction Equipment

Posted on 20 October 2015

Are you interested in procuring used heavy construction equipment? If you want to save money on your equipment purchases, it's usually the best way; used heavy construction equipment will often still have a significantly long usable life and will be vastly under-priced compared to newer models. Still, it can be difficult to find used heavy construction equipment. To get the best heavy construction equipment, you may want to check the following markets. [Read More]

Moving Your Furniture Into A High-Rise Apartment

Posted on 20 October 2015

Moving furniture and appliances can be one of the most challenging tasks if you live in a high-rise apartment. Rather than try to drag your furniture all the way up the stairs, risking injury or damage to your furniture, you should instead consider hiring a crane service that can bypass the very tight spaces you'd otherwise have to navigate. Instead, your furniture can be placed on your balcony or carried directly through your window. [Read More]

About Me

Teaching My Employees Better Safety Skills

About a month ago, one of my employees was struck by an overhead boom. He was rushed to the hospital, where fortunately, he was treated for minor injuries. However, that experience taught me an important lesson. My employees needed to learn better safety skills. Afterwards, we started holding weekly safety meetings, and my employees learned a lot. It was incredible to see the number of accidents decline, and employee morale improve. This blog is all about teaching other business owners to improve their safety skills when using heavy construction equipment. You never know, you could save one of your worker's lives.

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