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When Should I Replace My Tool Batteries?

The battery is the heart of your tools. A tool suddenly dying or not working up to par can be frustrating when you’re in the middle of a job, so don’t put off replacing batteries when needed. Even when you properly store your batteries and tools, wear and tear happen naturally over time. In order...

How To Safely Store Tools On The Job Site

Properly storing tools on the job site can prevent accidents, increase longevity of tools, prevent theft, and keep your project organized and on track. Keep your crew safe and make sure they can always find the tools they need by safely storing all tools on the job site. KEEP TOOLS SECURE If tools...

How To Create A Construction Tool Inventory System

Having an accurate tool inventory list will save you time and money. You won’t have to scramble to track down tools, giving you more time to be productive. When you know what tools you have, you’ll decrease the chances of replacing lost tools or buying more you don’t need. To keep tabs on your...

12 Tools Every Homeowner Should Own

You never realize the importance of tools until you start a project, want to hang up a photo, or are making a simple repair, only to realize you don’t have what you need! Don’t let that happen to you. Whether you’re a first-time homeowner or have lived in your home for decades, it’s important to...

Getting your Deck Ready for Spring

As soon as the snow melts and the ground is somewhat thawed, it is the perfect time to start getting your deck ready for spring. This way, you can spend more time relaxing and enjoying your deck later on in the warm summer sun. Winter is often hard on decks; especially those made of all wood. It...

How to Repair Damaged Sheetrock

The beauty of sheet rock (also referred to as drywall), is that it’s very easy to repair. With just a few tools and materials, it is a job that can easily be accomplished by the average homeowner; leaving the wall as if the damage had never occurred. The perfect time to repair your drywall is when...

Roofing Tip: Preventing Ice Dams

The National Roofing Contractors Association recommends using a self-adhering polymer-modified bitumen sheet underlayment in areas where ice-dam protection is required. An ice-dam protection membrane should extend from an eave’s edge to a point 24” inside the interior face of a building’s exterior...

Shop Local This Holiday Season

Whether you need to purchase gifts, greeting cards, dinner fixin's, baked goods, twinkle lights, decorations or even just some extra chairs, a new welcome mat, spare bedding or one more air mattress, the holiday season can seem like it's all about shopping. It is easy to get overwhelmed with sales...

Signs Your Tools Need Servicing

As you use tools, wear and tear happens naturally. Eventually, your tools will need to be repaired or replaced. In order to work safely and efficiently, bring your tools in to be serviced if you notice one or more of these signs. THEY’RE MAKING STRANGE SOUNDS If power tools are making...

7 Parts Of Your Roof That Need Regular Maintenance And Repair

As a homeowner, knowing how to care for your roof might be over your head (pun intended). Since your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, you need to include it in your regular maintenance to-do list. Neglecting your roof can lead to structural issues and costly damage, meaning...

What You Need to Know about Buying Replacement Windows

So you’ve decided to take the plunge and replace your old windows. Doing so is one of the best investments you can make for your home --not only for the reduction in energy bills, but the increase in comfort, quiet, and ease of cleaning/maintaining. Additionally, replacing windows in your home can...

What You Need To Know About Tool Rental and Repair Services

Working on a project and then realizing you don’t have the tool you need or putting a project off because you don’t have the tool you need are both bad places to be. But, some tools are too expensive or used too infrequently to warrant purchasing them outright. Other times, you have the tool you...

At Miller’s Building Supply, A Job That Feels Like Home

Miller’s Building Supply helps people get the supplies they need to build homes and other structures. But, the business itself is what feels like home to employees. That sense of belonging is what Ben Carowan felt as soon as he stepped foot in Miller’s Building Supply for a job interview. Now, five...

How To Prepare For A Multi-Family Building Project

The demand for multi-family housing such as apartment buildings, condominiums, and townhomes has been growing. And it doesn’t appear to be slowing down any time soon. Around 43.9 million residences, or 31.4% of housing in the United States, are multifamily, according to a 2019 survey by the...

DIY Home Projects Before Holiday Company

Whether you are planning a casual party, a large formal dinner, a festive gathering, or a combination of all three during the holidays, it can be helpful to finish DIY home projects before holiday company arrives. These easy projects can make a big difference to welcoming guests, presenting your...

Estimating Shortcuts for Circular Concrete Shapes

When it comes to estimating concrete quantities, most remodelers rely on a quote from a subcontractor. But occasionally it’s easier to estimate the costs yourself for a small job, such as a patio slab or a group of concrete piers to support a deck. Both of those examples involve calculating volume...

Summer Lawn Care

Summer is a fantastic season to enjoy your lawn, from relaxation and games to picnics and parties. No matter how you use your yard, however, you need to provide the best summer lawn care to keep your grass healthy and thriving under all of summer’s stresses. How Summer Stresses Lawns Summer might...

Sound-Damping Drywall

The Gold Bond brand SoundBreak XP Ceiling Board is the last addition to National Gypsum’s PURPLE family of noise-reducing drywall products. The SoundBreak XP drywall units consists of two pieces of gypsum board covered in a specially-designed purple paper and laminated together with a viscoelatic...

Remodeling Ideas for Winter

Now that all of the excitement of the holidays has passed, are you starting to feel the winter doldrums creeping in? There’s nothing like that feeling of accomplishment when you finish a home project; yet it may seem difficult to find something to work on this time of year. Why wait until spring...

DIY Projects for Kids to Do With Their Parents

Working on hands-on projects is a great way for parents and kids to spend time together, share skills, and create practical items that can be used for years. But which projects are the best for families to collaborate on? The Benefits of Sharing Projects Working on a constructive, useful project...

Deck Privacy Ideas

Your deck can be the ultimate outdoor living space, but you may not feel comfortable using your deck if you feel that all your activities may be on display to the neighborhood. Fortunately, there are creative, easy, and effective ways to add an element of privacy to your deck, no matter what your...

Social Distancing on the Job Site

[Updated 3/30/2020] The incredible spread of COVID-19 has everyone re-thinking their daily activities. While our building company is in a strong financial position and can weather a slowdown, that is not necessarily the case for all of our trade partners. Facing the prospect of staying at home for...

Best Practices for Coronavirus Safety and Prevention on the Jobsite

As the number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. increases, a majority of states are mandating the closure of non-essential businesses. The construction industry is receiving "essential" designations in most states, allowing projects to continue and businesses to remain open. To aid construction...

New Home Checklist

You’ve passed the inspection, cleared financing, made it out of escrow, signed on a hundred dotted lines, and finally, the keys are in your hand – congratulations on buying your new home! But now that it is yours, what should you do next? 12 New Home Tasks They Never Tell You About Of course you...

Choosing the Right Kitchen Cabinets

Choosing the right kitchen cabinets is essential to creating the perfect kitchen and adding value to your home. Kitchen cabinets are a long-lasting feature and they contribute the largest design element to the kitchen itself. When you walk into a kitchen the first thing you want people to notice...