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2020

The Benefits Of Using Insulated Concrete Forms When Building Your Home

If you are building your dream home, you may find that the walls are among the most important parts of your house. Insulated concrete forms make up a framework that remains in place permanently within the walls of a concrete home and have become an increasingly popular option in construction, as they provide a sturdy foundation and other valuable benefits to homeowners. In fact, a recent study found that the use of insulated concrete forms “ Read More»

Why It's Important To Buy The Right Attachments For Your Skid Steer Brand

Various equipment manufacturers make skid steers, and these skid steers are purchased for use for industrial purposes, agricultural use, and more. No matter what type of skid steer you have or what you might use that skid steer for, you could probably benefit from purchasing various attachments for it. After all, the right attachments can allow you to use your skid steer for many more purposes. When you are purchasing attachments for your skid steer, make sure that you buy attachments that are right for the brand you have. Read More»

When I started my construction company a few years ago, I couldn't afford to buy all of the heavy equipment that I needed outright. I was worried that renting it was going to be a waste of my money, but it really worked out well for me. I only had to pay when I really needed the equipment, and I didn't have to worry about any maintenance or repairs. Now that my business has taken off, I own and lease more of my equipment, but there are still some things that I rent because it just makes financial sense. I started a blog to talk about renting, leasing, and buying heavy equipment to help other new construction business owners get their own companies off the ground.