Month: May 2015

A number of hazardous materials are created on a construction site. Materials like concrete sediment, paint, drywall mud, stucco and mortar are both hazardous to humans who come into contact with it, and hazardous to the environment. Removing these materials from the tools and equipment they’re used with is important, but that creates waste water … Continue reading The Benefits Of Using A Washout On Your Job Site

Bringing a generator to your job site is a great way to ensure that you’re never left unable to work. Whether you need power in a remote location or need backup power in case the worst happens, a portable generator can get the job done by keeping the work going. At Maxwell Supply in Tulsa, … Continue reading 6 Features To Consider Before Buying A Generator

While nearly every civilization in history has valued the idea of reinforced soil structures, the method of soil reinforcement in modern construction has only been viable and cost-effective for about 30 years. It took the development of geosynthetics to allow for the substantial tensile loads to stay at their defined formations for an extended period … Continue reading Various Applications of Geotextiles for Soil Reinforcement

Whether you’re on a job site or out on a hunt, there’s plenty of call for a dependable and sturdy cooler. It needs to keep ice for hours and be rugged enough to withstand the usual punishment. Yeti Coolers, which are available at Maxwell Supply in Tulsa, fit the bill.  The difference starts in the … Continue reading Yeti Coolers Are Durable Enough For Any Environment