Thanks. I do always wear a baseball hat because of roofing nails but I wear it backwards with the headlamp on it. But I'll keep that in mind.I’m in the process of getting my logo done, and I’m going to get shirts, maybe some jackets.
I won’t get hats, as I personally don’t wear baseball hats, and putting my logo on my Stetson might look weird. 🤣😳
I also think that all the crew wearing logo shirts looks professional.
Crawling in attics?Thanks. I do always wear a baseball hat because of roofing nails but I wear it backwards with the headlamp on it. But I'll keep that in mind.
Curious what does that do for the roofing nailsI do always wear a baseball hat because of roofing nails but I wear it backwards
I lost a hardhat in the blow in of an attic once not fun took me 15 min and I had to have fall protection on because it was a commercial job. I'm fast in attics though and that's how I get the moola. Not nearly as fast in new construction but good enough. My area is all old electricians so my high attic price but only 1 or 2 days vs a week of a guy who should be retired looks good to my customers.Crawling in attics?
Man I hate that. 😡 Tagged myself a few times. I actually wear my hard hat in attics sometimes. 👍
No hat meant a big bloody scratch you absolutely want something on your head. I've scratched and heard the bone once when I was 18 and from then on I keep a hat on in attics always. The parts I have to get to is often only 12 inches tall and then I extend my arm over to catch wires I've fished up though the top plate.Curious what does that do for the roofing nails
Mike
As silly as it is it does make a big difference. I don't jump in willy nilly so if something starts to poke I feel the nail before it stabs through.Gotcha. I’ve been in thousands of attics but can’t see a ball cap providing protection. Just sayin
Mike
Love the medieval castle logo. 👍I just got my first set of hats, going to be getting shirts this summer. Hats for the winter and tshirts for the summer IMO.
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My colors are black and red, but I’m going to do some orange, because I do so much dirt work, concrete , and excavation.Orange wouldn't be my first choice though, unless that's tied in with a company color.
Curious about that rationale. Is it for safety or looks? Not sure which shows dirt less, but I think fluorescent green really does work better for safety visual impact.My colors are black and red, but I’m going to do some orange, because I do so much dirt work, concrete , and excavation.
