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Have You Kept Up on the OSHA Changes for 2017?

June 25, 2017

Have You Kept Up on the OSHA Changes for 2017?

2017 is half over and that means that the second of OSHA’s main changes for 2017 is going to take effect in just a few months. At , we are more than just a construction hardware store. We are also here to help you stay in compliance with various safety regulations. First, let’s take a look at the changes that took place at the beginning of the year and then let’s see what changes will affect us later this year.

Both of the major changes have to do with…



Good News for Construction Workers: Job Options Continue to Increase

June 20, 2017

Good News for Construction Workers: Job Options Continue to Increase

Those of us in the construction industry have a lot to be excited about if recent stats are to be believed: Jobs are on the rise. But how does that affect construction managers who perhaps can’t get the personnel they need? Or construction workers themselves? As everyone goes through and decides how to plan their year according to growth in the construction industry, we encourage you to take a moment and keep these things in mind.

Remember that bubbles burst

One of the things we’re seeing the pundits get excited about is a…



Don’t Lose Money on Lumber: Learn How to Choose the Right Logs for Your Job Site

June 15, 2017

Don’t Lose Money on Lumber: Learn How to Choose the Right Logs for Your Job Site

At , we’ve been provided construction supplies for decades and if there’s one thing we know, it’s that it can be easy for construction companies to stick to what they know. This isn’t always a bad thing – but it’s not always a good thing either. When is the last time you really thought about what lumber your projects should be using?

We’ve taken it all back to the start and are offering a quick-start guide to the…



Construction Site Questions: Comparing Your Options in Insulation

June 10, 2017

Construction Site Questions: Comparing Your Options in Insulation

At , we’ve spent decades not just selling you the tools and jobsite supplies need for construction projects, but we’ve also been here to keep our clients up to date on the latest options in quality materials and products. Today we’re going to discuss the best way to insulate a home.

It’s true that spray foam was the gold standard for a long time, but sometimes it’s passed by for insulation that’s blown in. Which is better? It depends on the application, but spray foam is often the right choice….



Are OSHA 10 and 30 Refreshers Worth the Time and Money?

June 5, 2017

Are OSHA 10 and 30 Refreshers Worth the Time and Money?

There’s no question that construction can be a dangerous business. People are injured and lose their lives every year but luckily there are ways to keep your workers safer. One of those ways is to ensure that your employees and subcontractors have the best construction supplies out there. That’s what is out there to provide. When it comes to safety procedures, OSHA is who to look to.

They’ve developed a few different certifications that can help your construction business compete with others simply by having something to…



How to Prepare for Any Inevitability at Your Construction Job Site

May 25, 2017

How to Prepare for Any Inevitability at Your Construction Job Site

California is known for its mild weather but year after year, we are starting to see some unique weather patterns here. Areas that don’t normally have to deal with droughts are hurting for water, while areas that are typically desert-like are flush with greenery. At , we want to ensure that construction companies are ready for any weather possibility.

If you’re going to work in poor weather conditions then we hope you’ll follow these safety tips. If you have questions, or you need to shop for job…



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