Before you set up temporary fencing or portable toilets, it’s important to understand local regulations for temporary structures. While permits are often not required in Alberta, there are still strict rules that govern where temporary structures can be set up and how...
Working in remote areas is important, but it also provides unforeseen challenges. At the top of that list is how you deal with remote construction site waste. Just because you’re in a rural, hard-to-access area, that doesn’t mean that the rules and regulations...
You’ve got options when it comes to recycling. Whether it’s the bins you choose to collect recyclable materials or the manner in which you collect your recycling, setting up a program that works for you is entirely possible. That may look different for certain job...
Asbestos waste remains a problem in Alberta. While newer buildings constructed after the 1980s were mostly built with safer materials, many buildings from the 1950s to the 1970s still used asbestos to insulate walls and pipes. Asbestos waste continues to pose...
Temporary walkways can be an incredible tool during home construction projects. They create clear, sturdy paths for foot traffic around the job site, reducing slips and falls in muddy or icy conditions. Fortunately for home builders, FenceLine Rentals Ltd. has...
