Posts Tagged ‘el paso’
Why You Need an Experienced Foundation Driller in El Paso
If you have recently taken on the lead as the project manager of a commercial construction project in El Paso or Southwest Texas, you know that one of the most important parts of a successful project is building a strong foundation—both literally and figuratively! One of the most essential parts of building a foundation for…
Read MoreThe Process of Underground Utility Locating: How It’s Done for Safe Digging
As our cities grow and expand, the need for essential services—such as gas, water, and telecommunications—also increases as buildings, homes, schools, and hospitals require the use of these utilities. Whenever new infrastructure goes up, the complicated work of underground utility locating becomes an essential aspect of construction. Deep beneath the ground we walk on, there…
Read MoreThe History and Power of the Trusted Bulldozer
Pushing dirt is not a job for the faint of heart. If you’ve ever had a minor digging task in your backyard, you know that breaking soil, digging, and moving it from one place to another can be back-breaking work—certainly enough to get you a nice sunburn and sore arms for the rest of the…
Read MoreThe Concrete Path: A History of Sidewalks
On any given day, a construction team somewhere in the country is pouring concrete. Concrete is an essential part of how our homes, neighborhoods, and schools are constructed. As construction and infrastructure projects ramp up, so does concrete consumption. In 2020, concrete consumption reached 102 metric tons since the 2008 recession. Humans have been using…
Read MoreAn Examination of Tying Rebar and Its Role in Construction
Have you ever seen a sailor tie a knot? They know a thing or two about it. Most take it very seriously. Some might even argue that it is an art. The proficiency in typing, however, is directly related to the bigger picture. People don’t tie knots for the sake of tying knots. They serve…
Read MoreInfrastructure’s Need for Drilling and the Power of the Soft Dig
Homebuilding, commercial building construction, utility installation, geological surveys, plumbing, landscaping, and everything in between requires digging into the earth to some degree or other. The term “soft dig” is a commonly used colloquialism in the excavation business, and it is a term of affection that more specifically refers to vacuum excavation. We call it the…
Read MoreThe Quest to Drill: The Magic of Drill Bits and the Power of Digging Through Earth
Since the dawn of time, human beings have had a natural tendency to want to explore the world around them. It’s why sixty years ago there was a race to the moon between two competing nations. And just like human beings have explored their natural habitats and built rocket ships to explore beyond Earth’s atmosphere,…
Read MoreDigging for Uncle Sam: USFCR-Verified Vendor Providing Quality Contracting in El Paso
The United States government is responsible for many large projects and construction ventures across the country. Although many of these public and private works are commissioned by the Federal Government, it is private entities and companies that very often do the tough job and get it done. Americans love to build, innovate, and create; LB…
Read MoreThe Power Drill: From Manual Drilling to Sophisticated Hard Rock Drilling
In our quest to build better structures, mankind has always searched for creative ways to better mold the land to our needs. From ancient civilizations to modern societies, new building techniques are always sought after. One common activity that is frequently performed in order to prepare land or open up land for the building includes…
Read MoreImproving Construction and Work Site Safety with 6 Simple Steps
Construction operations are rarely safe or easy feats. Trenching, excavation and drilling complications and accidents are among some of the most life-threatening factors. This is usually due to the fact that construction site safety is one of the most overlooked things during a project. It goes without saying that in most workplaces, accidents are critical…
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