Preventing Damages Caused By Friction: 3 Tips For Lubricating Overhead Doors

Posted on: 5 January 2016

If you ever hear an annoying squeaking sound coming from the overhead doors, it's a sign that they need to be lubricated. The fact that you can hear squeaking indicates that the lifespan of the overhead door is being shortened. The pressure and friction are quickly wearing down the parts. Don't wait until you hear sounds coming from the overhead door before you lubricate it. Be proactive and lubricate the door at least once a year. [Read More]

Storing Lumber Properly

Posted on: 31 December 2015

If you had just finished a remodeling project in your home, you may have a few pieces of lumber left over. You have the choice in bringing lumber back to a hardware store or lumberyard for monetary compensation, or you may want to hang on to a few pieces in case another project arises in the future. Proper storage methods need to be administered to keep this wood in the best of shape so you do not lose out on your investment. [Read More]

Three Safety Tips to Keep in Mind When Using a Pallet Jack

Posted on: 30 December 2015

When you're planning a heavy-duty job at home, such as a major renovation or even a reorganization of your garage, one of the biggest challenges you'll face is moving heavy objects around. While there's always the option of enlisting the help of some friends -- and subsequently nursing a sore back -- a better choice is to visit a rental center and rent a pallet jack. This wheeled, two-forked device is designed to move heavy objects sitting on wooden pallets with a great deal of ease. [Read More]

Tips For Caring For Your Air Compressor

Posted on: 27 December 2015

If you have an air compressor, you might want to make sure that you are going to be able to keep it in the best possible shape. To help you do just that, you will want to take a few moments to review the following tips. This way, your air compressor will last for as long as possible. Remove Moisture From The Tanks You might notice that there is a little bit of moisture that builds up in the tank of your compressor after each use. [Read More]