Month: January 2016

There are a wide variety of jobs on a typical work site that require the use of an accurate level. Many contractors have relied on the traditional bubble-vial levels for years. Newer digital models are now available, but are they worth the price? Here are some of the additional functions digital levels bring to the … Continue reading 4 Features That Make Digital Levels A Must-Have

In Oklahoma, while the weather turns cold and bitter in the winter, it doesn’t often cause active construction sites to close for months at a time. Still, we deal with rain, snow and ice throughout the winter months. That not only can create construction delays, but also some real problems regarding erosion and sediment runoff. … Continue reading 3 Erosion Control Options For Winter Construction Sites

A silt fence is a staple of the construction industry. It falls under the category of geotextiles and is used for erosion control by trapping sediment and preventing excessive runoff. It’s commonly used for these applications because it’s both low-cost, and easy to maintain. However, it’s also common for silt fences to be ineffective due … Continue reading 5 Tips for Choosing and Installing An Effective Silt Fence

Asphalt paving isn’t always necessarily reserved for the professionals. Many residences have an asphalt driveway or other surface on their property that may need to be repaired from time to time. Or, you may want to try to tackle the installation of an asphalt surface yourself to save time and money. Whether you’re a weekend … Continue reading 3 Preliminary Steps To A Successful Asphalt Project