Step-by-Step Instructions and Pictures for Tips for Working Alone

By Travis Larson
Increase productivity and limit aggravation with a crew of clamps, jigs, ropes and duct tape. Read an overview for how to work alone.
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When you have a job to do in an attic, in a crawlspace or on a roof, concentrate on assembling all the tools and materials you need to save trips back and forth to the truck or garage. For a roof repair, I’ll pull up a 5-gal. bucket with the caulking gun, flashing, flat bar, roofing nails or whatever else I think the job requires. Undoubtedly I'll forget or need more of something, but at least I've saved a couple of trips down the ladder.
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