Between high temps, dry conditions, and heavy daily use, summer can be tough on construction mats. Whether you’re using crane mats, access road panels, or laminated mats, proper seasonal care can help them last longer and perform better. A few small maintenance habits go a long way toward protecting your investment and your worksite. Keep… Read more »
The Largest Ongoing Construction Project in Beaumont, Texas
Note: The included photos showcase laminated mats in use with cranes at a major construction site in Southeast Texas. While the images may not be directly tied to the exact project discussed below, they effectively illustrate how laminated mats play a critical role in supporting heavy equipment during large-scale infrastructure efforts. Beaumont, Texas, is home… Read more »
What Makes a Quality Hardwood Mat and Why It Matters
If your job involves heavy equipment, unstable terrain, or remote access, you already know that having the right ground support isn’t optional—it’s critical. Hardwood mats are used on construction sites, crane operations, pipeline work, and more, but not all mats are created equal. Choosing a quality mat can make the difference between a job that… Read more »
How Crane Mats Help You Meet OSHA Ground Stability Guidelines
Operating a crane on unstable ground is a risk no crew wants to take. Not only can it damage your equipment and delay your project, but it also puts your team’s safety on the line—and can land you in violation of OSHA standards. That’s where crane mats come in. These heavy-duty hardwood platforms aren’t just… Read more »
How to Choose the Right Mat for Different Types of Construction Equipment
All equipment on a construction site is important, including what is beneath your machinery. Ground protection mats might not be the flashiest part of the job, but they play a major role in keeping your project moving safely and efficiently. Choosing the right mat for your equipment can help prevent damage, delays, and headaches. Here’s… Read more »
Five Uses for Laminated Mats at Your Job Site
When it comes to construction and industrial worksites, flexibility and efficiency are key. Laminated mats are one of those behind-the-scenes tools that can make a big impact across various job site challenges. Built from three-ply laminated hardwood, these mats are strong, lightweight, and easy to handle—making them ideal for all kinds of terrain and equipment… Read more »
How to Prevent Soil Erosion on Your Spring Projects With Hardwood Mats
Spring is a great time to kick off new construction or industrial projects, but it also brings a common challenge — erosion. With thawing ground, frequent rain, and soft terrain, your job site can quickly become a muddy mess if you’re unprepared. Hardwood mats are one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect… Read more »
The Hidden Costs of Not Using Ground Protection on Your Job Site
When you’re managing a construction or industrial project, it’s easy to focus on big-ticket expenses like equipment, labor, and materials. But one cost that often gets overlooked is the damage caused by not using proper ground protection. While it might seem like an extra expense upfront, skipping out on construction mats, crane mats, or temporary… Read more »
How Outrigger Pads & Transition Mats Can Benefit Your Industrial Worksite
If you work with heavy machinery, you know how important it is to keep things safe and running smoothly. With all the tools out there claiming to make your job easier and more efficient, it can be hard to figure out which ones are worth your time and money. Two tools that truly stand out… Read more »
Using Temporary Road Mats to Access Difficult Job Sites
Construction and industrial projects often occur in remote or challenging locations where traditional infrastructure is unavailable. Navigating uneven, soft, or sensitive terrain can pose significant risks to equipment, crew safety, and the project timeline. Temporary road mats provide a solution, offering the support and stability needed to access even the most difficult job sites. The… Read more »
