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Take preventive measures to secure jobsites so materials and equipment stay safe.
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Hearing protection is often overlooked as a jobsite necessity.
Remodeling Magazine staff picks the best new tools and tool products.
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Speaking about roof tear-offs, roofer Pat Green of Columbia, Mo., says, “There's no replacement for plain old hard work.” Power spudders and wheeled tear-off bars are designed for flat, commercial roofs, he explains. “In residential work, there is no secret weapon.” Still, he concedes, good tools...
Remodeling magazine staff picks the best new high-tech tools products for the field.
There's a lot to be said for work vehicles that really work for you. A recent entrant to the work van market is the Dodge Sprinter (far right), which rolled out in 2005. Sprinter's three available wheelbases (118, 140, or 158 inches) and up to 473 cubic feet of cargo space offer flexibility.
Vail, a new line of floor, wall, and countertop tile, is ideal for medium- to heavy-traffic areas, the manufacturer says.
It starts with the major snowstorm that hit the East Coast this weekend, dumping 8 inches on downtown Washington, D.C., where I now live. Shoveling snow may seem like a mindless chore, but like everything else, it is a problem to be solved. During the hour or so I spent clearing snow from the...
A tool's productivity is often of greater concern than the battery chemistry that drives it, but the Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery platform merits closer consideration.
Developed by industry professionals, ProPink ES 5.0 is an integrated software program for insulation contractors.