The majority of employees work indoors. So, come rain or shine, heat or cold – they have an indoor, climate-controlled space to perform their job functions. This makes life easy. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for those working in the construction industry. Because of this, a climate controlled tent for construction projects is necessary. …
Depending on where you reside, winter weather can be rough. For some, it is comprised of a cool, dry breeze against a bright blue sky. However, for the majority of people in the United States, winter weather is a bit more fierce. It can include freezing temperatures, inches upon inches of snow, frozen rain and ice, …
Just as quickly as summer strolls into our lives, it departs — leaving us with Fall. This is the time of year when the sun starts to disappear more and more and trees begin losing their leaves. Not only does the weather change, but, for some, the way business methods are carried out does, too. …
Every job is important. But what happens if you can’t work? Not because of illness or disability, but because of weather. Yes, of course, almost all of us who work in warm, cozy offices would love to call in sick from work on the coldest day in February and stay nestled in our beds. But …
The great outdoors. Some people hate it, some people love it, and others choose to work in it. Despite how you feel about being out in the elements, if your job takes you there, then you learn to handle whatever gets thrown at you. When you are responsible for a huge construction project, you will …
At some construction job sites, you just can’t risk letting your work-in-progress get wet. Other times, it’s so cold outside that your crew would greatly benefit from even a little bit of shelter. These are times when a simple 10 by 10 shade pavilion is simply not enough. Taking the time to build a temporary …