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How to Use a Jackhammer: A Homeowner’s Guide
Jackhammers aren’t only used in major construction settings. An average homeowner like you can utilize this machine, too, to perform various specialized projects. For example, you may need to demolish a small wall or break up your sidewalk to install a new, more level...
The Benefits of Renting a Woodchipper This Fall
As fall approaches, your lawn gets covered with leaves, twigs, branches, and other debris. Disposing of this debris manually is a waste of time. Especially when you have a machine like a woodchipper at your disposal. However, is buying a costly machine to use a few...
What Are the Benefits of Bed Edging?
If you enjoy gardening, you know how rewarding it is to see your plants grow and transform your yard into a breathtaking natural oasis. At the same time, you know how frustrating it can get to deal with overgrown plants threatening to overtake your entire yard. But...
When to Power Wash Your House
Nothing says you’re a proud homeowner like keeping the exterior of your home in pristine condition. But a sparkling home exterior isn’t all about aesthetics. By regularly cleaning your house, you’ll safeguard it against the elements and prevent destructive mold and...
5 Things You Didn’t Know a Mini Skid Steer Could Do
A mini skid steer is one of the most versatile machines in existence. So, it’s no wonder you’ll find at least one of these handy tools on virtually every construction site. While most people are familiar with this machine, few know all the incredible tasks you can...
Why, When, and How to Aerate Your Lawn
Compact soil is the archenemy of a great-looking lawn. It can ruin the color and overall aesthetics of your turf – but don’t throw in the towel just yet. Aeration can save the day. Here we’ll tell you why, when, and how you should aerate your lawn. The Why In many...
10 Safety Tips for Novice Woodchipper Users
Woodchippers dramatically speed up any woodwork operation. However, efficiency shouldn’t be your primary consideration. Instead, you need to follow certain safety practices to lower the risk of hazards and delays. Here are 10 of those practices. 1 – Wear Safety...
Going Up: Reach Higher with an Easy-to-Use Towable Boom Lift
Gone are the days when climbing a ladder was the only option when performing roof or façade projects. Towable booms have revolutionized the construction industry, both in residential and industrial settings. Homeowners rely on them for landscape work and many other...
Towable Booms Perfect for Equipment Rental
If you’re a wall painter or electrician, a towable boom can be the ace up your sleeve. They allow you to reach considerable heights (about 100 feet), eliminating the need to use a ladder. Whether you choose a knuckle or telescopic alternative, you can yield tremendous...
Towable Booms Perfect for Equipment Rental
Whether you need to fix a streetlight or do some patchwork on the façade, renting a towable boom is one of your best options. These almighty machines are incredibly flexible, reaching heights from 30 to 100 feet. There are also two different types to choose from:...