4 Tips for Building a Raised Garden Bed

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Apr 4, 2017 10:22:00 AM

Beginner and small-scale gardeners are responsible for the growing popularity of raised bed gardening. Building a raised bed allows you to keep your garden contained while controlling the quality of your soil. If you’re considering building your own raised bed, here are some simple steps to keep in mind.


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Topics: Construction Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners




Everything You Need to Know to Build a House in Half the Time

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Feb 23, 2017 3:06:56 PM

What if there was a way to do the same job your competition can do, but in half the time? You get twice the work, twice the income. That sounds promising, right? While there isn’t really a magical solution to give you this ability, we’ve compiled a list of suggestions on how to increase efficiency and speed in your construction. If you apply them, you’re likely to see strong improvements in your finish rate.


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Topics: Construction Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners, fasteners, Tools




The Wide World of Fasteners: A Simple Guide to Types and Applications

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Jan 19, 2017 10:11:29 AM

We find fasteners fascinating. There are several categories and then a huge depth and breadth of options available within them. There is an ideal fastener for every job. Are you using the right one for your materials and tasks? Check out this simple guide to the wide world of fasteners.


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Topics: Construction Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners, fasteners




How to Limit Water Damage When Finishing a Basement

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Jan 12, 2017 12:49:53 PM

A wet basement is one of the most common problems of home ownership. Whether it’s mold from dampness leaking through the foundation, or a burst pipe that floods the whole basement, it’s something almost every homeowner has had some level of experience with. While we can’t always prevent the cause of the moisture, we can build out basements that can stand up to it. Here are some tips on finishing basements that can reduce the likelihood of water damage.


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Topics: Scrail Fasteners, Steel Studs




Want More Work in 2017? 9 Ways to Impress Clients

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Dec 22, 2016 8:20:00 AM

You can say it until you’re blue in the face, “The results of your actions speak louder than words.”  You can read motivational business books, post inspiring memes, promise to change or be better… but will all that help?  Maybe for some; Maybe not for others.  If you have made a 2017 goal to impress clients and get more business, here are few tips to get you there.


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Topics: Construction Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners




Addicted to Quality? Us Too! 3 Reasons We Just Can't Stop

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Dec 8, 2016 7:53:00 AM

There are a lot of tool and fastener options out there, at every price range. So what makes us different? At FASCO America®, we never sacrifice quality. It’s a defining characteristic of our brand. It drives everything we do. Here are 3 ways we provide better quality than our competitors.


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Topics: Scrail Fasteners, fasteners, Tools




4 Home Improvement Projects to Cure the Winter Blues

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Dec 1, 2016 8:11:00 AM

Winter can be punishing to people that spend the rest of their year building outside. Those few months can make you feel restless… trapped. But just because you’re indoors doesn’t mean that you can’t do what you love. Put those idle hands to work on one of these excellent indoor home improvement projects.


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Topics: Scrail Fasteners, subfloors, fasteners, Tools




Think You’re Cut Out for Furniture Construction?

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Nov 28, 2016 11:28:02 AM

It doesn’t matter if making furniture is a hobby, full-time career or a one-time gift giving option, the goal is to produce quality pieces that look amazing.   Those that work with wood on a regular basis know how rewarding a finished product can be, especially when a happy customer buys it or a grateful friend can enjoy it for years to come.  But, there is one factor that can make a huge difference in that final product.


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Topics: Scrail Fasteners, Building Furniture




Responsible for Construction Budget? Ways to Spend Wisely …

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Nov 10, 2016 10:37:23 AM

As an independent contractor or a Project Manager (PM) within a large construction company, the goals are the same: produce quality work, on time and on budget. If properly bid out with no surprises along the way, then “on budget” can be more easily accomplished. But it’s construction, and we all know what can and will go wrong. So how can you attempt to keep on schedule and budget? 


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Topics: Construction Fasteners, Deck Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners, Fencing, Steel Studs, Crate Fasteners, subfloors, RoofLoc® SCRAIL®, Tools




Why It's Easier to Succeed with Metal Roofing Installs

Posted by Brett McCutcheon on Nov 3, 2016 11:55:37 AM

Why It's Easier to Succeed with Metal Roofing Installs

Metal roofs aren’t a new concept. Some of our most historical buildings have metal roofs, like the Pantheon. But, despite being a long-lasting roofing solution, they never became mainstream in construction in the 20th century, and much of that had to do with tools.


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Topics: Metal Roofing Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners, RoofLoc® SCRAIL®, RoofLoc®





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