A property renovation is a challenge, even for the most experienced renovation specialist who has hundreds of renovations under their belt. When you are working on site, you will want to do everything you can to make your life that little bit easier. It’s also a top priority to keep yourself, and your members of staff, safe whilst you are working on site, so as to minimise any risks to the people working for you. When carrying out lifting processes, such as moving around building materials or moving something into place that is heavy or high up, electric hoists can help you out enormously.

Many builders and renovators will only do the minimum requite legally, so they can save themselves money. The truth is, a great deal of renovation projects overrun, which is difficult for clients and difficult for you to schedule in the next project. By improving efficiencies on site, you can make sure this doesn’t happen, and you can build up a reputation as a property professional who makes sure the job is done the the highest standards, whilst also sticking to deadlines.

Manual lifting takes up a lot of time because it has to be done correctly – straight back, enough people to take the weight etc. It can slow up everybody, taking them out of their flow and requiring them to go and help with something else. An electric chain hoist can be operated by one person – the load is simply attached safely, and then with the touch of a button, the hoist operator can lifting the load and move it into position. This is perfect during the building phase oh a project, where you might be moving around heavy timber and structural materials. Choose an electric chain hoist and you won’t ever look back to the times before you had one on site.