Telescoping Ladders

Is it just us or is there something about the early days of fall that really makes you want to get the home ready for winter? September is the perfect time to prepare yourself and your home for some serious nesting. Last fall we showed you Seven DIY Projects That Require a Telescoping Ladder, this time around we […]

 The 30 Day Trial: Part I *Disclaimer: This contractor was not compensated. Michael Conley, owner of Aura Construction LLC, recently agreed to sit down with us and talk about ladders – something every construction worker needs. Conley knows first-hand that not all ladders are the same, which is why we asked him to test out

*Disclaimer: This interview was not compensated. The following Q&A took place on 7/9/2015 with a real home inspector who really uses Xtend+Climb. Every Day. Q: Earl, tell us a little bit about what you do. A: I’m a home inspector. I inspect homes for potential home-buyers to find any potential problems they may encounter upon

A ladder? No, not just a ladder. A symbol of self-reliance, of life change, of moving on and moving up. Practical? Yes. Meaningful? Yes! So what’s the problem? Well, their size posts an obvious issue to most people who don’t own a ladder. At Xtend+Climb, we’ve removed the space barrier and created a strong, durable,

Do-it-yourself projects are highly satisfying and fun to complete, but can be tough without the right tools. The only problem with having all the right tools is that sometimes they can take up a lot of space – space that many of us don’t have to spare! Space-saving tools can help, from step-stools to multi-use

Fall is in the air and everyone around you is drinking pumpkin spice lattes. This can only mean one thing: it’s time to make sure you get fall cleanup done before winter hits! Preparing your home for winter is one of the smartest things you can do this weekend, and having a telescoping ladder around

Summer is well underway and fall is approaching fast, so it’s time to really get going on your household projects. We’ve compiled a list of seven projects to do this weekend using your telescoping ladder. From indoor to outdoor, these activities are just easier to do with a telescoping ladder, as opposed to a traditional

This week we’ve got another example of Xtend+Climb® telescoping ladders in action, this time, as part of the canine unit at the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office in Pinal County, Arizona. The Pinal County canine unit uses the Xtend+Climb 780P telescoping ladder as their collapsible ladder of choice out in the field. They chose the 780P after

We’re always interested in seeing how Xtend+Climb telescoping ladders are used across the country by professional contractors, do-it-yourselfer’s, or anyone else who finds themselves in a unique situation requiring a lightweight, compact, and versatile adjustable ladder. Continuing our series on ladders in action, today we bring you a great example of how a telescoping ladder,

Telescoping ladders are a more versatile, portable, and convenient form of the traditional ladder. As opposed to a typical adjustable ladder or extension ladder, telescoping ladders use patented technology to extend and lock by the foot to a user’s desired height, making them extremely versatile. They are made with aircraft grade aluminum alloy and fold