House Painting Tips: Is a Scaffold Better Than a Ladder?
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31 August 2018
If you're about to start painting the outside of your house, then you may assume that you'll be fine using a ladder to access parts you can't reach from the ground. While a ladder works, it may not be the best option if you have a big paint job on your hands. A scaffold may be a more effective way to work at heights. Why?
Safety Benefits
You may be happy using a ladder; however, scaffolding gives you a safer platform to stand on.
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How to Improve the Convenience of Portaloos on Your Construction Site
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31 August 2018
Portaloos, or portable toilets, are essential pieces of equipment for a construction site. Most sites lack proper sanitation amenities for workers, site managers and other individuals who are taking part in the project. Hiring portaloos can be an excellent way to meet the needs of these individuals without necessarily spending money on permanent bathroom structures. These portable bathrooms are rented out for a short period, and you don't have to worry about how and where to take them once the project is done.
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How Thermal Imaging Can Help to Deal With Your Emergency
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31 August 2018
Whenever you think of household plumbing, you may visualise the taps in your bathroom and kitchen or your toilet cistern, but these are only a small part of the entire system that is mostly hidden away behind walls and floorboards. This network is out of sight and out of mind until a problem develops and when this happens, it can be difficult to figure everything out. The situation can be even more urgent than normal, however, if you have found evidence of a significant leak.
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Why asbestos removal is best left to professionals
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30 August 2018
If you discover that asbestos is present in your home or your business premises, then you have a choice. You can either opt to remove the asbestos or to ignore it. In many cases the safest thing to do is to leave it alone. Asbestos is not usually a problem until you need to disturb it. If you find asbestos in your ceiling insulation or your paint, then leaving it undisturbed can be the right thing to do.
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