Ladders Little Helper Video Demonstration 

 

square  Anti-slip technology
square  Used around the world
square  Strong yet extremely lightweight
square  Helps prevent ladder sideways movement
square  Provides a safer workplace for yourself and      others
square  Makes ideal Christmas, Father's Day or     Mother's Day gift

square  Patented Design
square  Fits 99% of gutters
square  Fits 99% of ladders
square  Ideal for accessing a roof
square  Protects against scratching gutters
square  Unique two stage pole size to fit multiple size      poles
square  Australian & American Made

 

 

  Why is Ladder's Little Helper Important for Tradespeople?
This is an ideal way to show respect for your customer/client's home.

Chances are you and your employees/contractors will climb the ladder several times a day on multiple homes. Climbing onto roofs is inherently a dangerous task. This product can help reduce the chance of yourself or one of your workers becoming badly injured or disabled.

Every trades person gets that nervous feeling when a ladder moves while you are climbing up. This product helps you to be safer and feel more confident. Ask yourself these basic questions:  

square What do you currently use to prevent ladder movement and gutter damage?
square What does your client think when you have scratched their guttering?
square What do you do to fix scratched gutters on your client's home?

 
  Why should ALL homeowners own a Ladder's Little Helper?
You should insist every trades person uses it on your home if they don't already own their own.

This product is a great way to show duty of care when a trades person or friend/family member is working on your home to help prevent an accident and potential of liability issues.

Ask yourself, What do you currently use to help prevent accidents and gutter damage when you are doing yearly maintenance and chores around your home. These tasks could be gutter cleaning, hanging Christmas lights, unblocking downspouts, checking for damage to shingles or tiles, painting your house or even removing a tennis ball your kids have hit onto the roof?