Concrete Versus Steel: How To Know Which Deck Material Is Best For Your Needs In A Truck Scale

Posted on 26 January 2015

Truck scales from places like Ancoma Scales come in a variety of configurations and sizes, but almost all of them can be broken down into one of two categories: steel decked and concrete decked. When considering which kind of truck scale to buy, the decision to go with either steel or concrete decks is important. There is no one right answer for every prospective buyer; each buyer must choose based on their own needs. [Read More]

2 Ways To Fix Fluctuating Water Problems In Your Shower

Posted on 19 January 2015

Does the water in your shower get ice cold or burning hot when someone in your home flushes the toilet or runs water in a sink? If so, this problem is likely because you live in an older home that does not contain pressurized temperature control valves. This problem is quite normal, but it can be a nuisance and a major problem. There are two ways to solve this problem, and you can hire a plumber to complete either of these. [Read More]

How To Decorate Commercial Fencing For Various Holidays

Posted on 15 January 2015

Businesses that showcase holiday spirit all throughout the year can help bring some fun and liveliness to employees that come to work everyday. Instead of showcasing plain, large commercial fencing, the designs can be easily decorated to represent a variety of holidays. Adding these small touches is an easy process and each method features easy to install elements that will not damage the fencing or cause any safety concerns for the business or employees. [Read More]

3 Tips To Help Save Your Tenants Money On Their Energy Bills

Posted on 13 January 2015

An easy and effective way to attract good tenants to your rental home who are willing to stick around is to ensure that they're comfortable while living there, and that they do not have to spend an arm and a leg on utility bills throughout their tenancy. The following three tips will help you to increase both the comfort factor and the energy savings of your rental home: Have the Air Conditioner Checked [Read More]

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