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Trimming trees is the best home maintenance to do this winter
Posted in UncategorizedAs summer fades to fall, and the winter winds begin to blow in the Northwest, it’s time to think about more than the approaching holidays. Outdoor maintenance is an important part of being a homeowner. Trees and large shrubbery can poise a potential threat to the safety and wellbeing of a home. Windstorms and heavy snow loads can cause trees or branches to fall on homes, other property or even electrical power lines.
These damages can result in large fees during the coldest months of the year, including power outages, dented roofs or even holes. The expenses to fix the ... -
Looking for the solution to a unique maintenance issues?
Posted in UncategorizedWhen most people picture crane and rigging work, they may picture a single crane by the side of a building, lifting a piano to the top floor, or next to a highway with a slab of concrete hanging from the lift. But that’s only a slim portion of our jobs.
Many people don’t realize how diverse a crane and rigging team in the Pacific Northwest can be. The professionally certified team at Strate Line Crane and Rigging is trained to work with almost any situation. Through communication, teamwork and safety training, there’s not much that we can’t do.
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3 ways to save money during a crane and rigging job
Posted in UncategorizedAt Strate Line, we know tricky jobs — they’re what we do best! This photo is the for an office suite renovation. When looking at that photo, someone might assume a job like this is costly and time consuming. However, moving materials in a commercial setting like this isn’t as expensive as you might think.
Here are three ways Strate Line can help you save money in construction work, commercial jobs or even just moving furniture:Planning All of our projects are thought out before we even bring cranes and rigging to your site. We make sure we know about ...
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Working Around Art: How we deal with challenging situations
Posted in UncategorizedMany times, our crane and rigging work requires us to adapt to some difficult situations. We’ve worked around mine sites and in the backwoods of North Idaho, using both advanced machinery and communication to get the job done.
Recently, we had a new challenge — working around a nearly century-old piece of functional art in an old Spokane neighborhood.
Our team was performing an inspection, as well as a telecommunications equipment upgrade, on equipment attached to a water tower in south Spokane, near Manito Park. The project spanned several days, and required planning, communication and the proper equipment.
The water ...
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