For some it might be a positive, while for other's it might be a negative.For some, the idea of having to do house and yard work sounds like a face worse than death, while for others, well, part of the joys of having a house is being able to work on it.Regardless of the person, the truth remains that housework must be done.Sometimes it can be as simple as changing some light bulbs and cleaning windows, other times it's repairing a leak in the roof and cleaning gutters.No matter what you need to do over the course of a year to keep things in order at some point you'll be using ladders to help you reach what you need to climb to an area that is otherwise inaccessible to you.While some might find that a single ladder might be enough to get everywhere on their house, other home owners like to go the multiple ladders route to make sure that they have everything covered.While some might wonder why you would have more than one these home tools; it's simply a matter of need.If you have a three-story house you need a very tall ladder to get to the top of your house.It would only make sense, then, that you would only like want to take that ladder out when you absolutely need it.So when it comes time to change a light bulb or clean the rain gutters on the first floor, you want to have a small, cheap ladder to serve those needs.There are a variety of different ladders out there on the market that serves different purposes.For smaller jobs there is the step type ladder which is great for changing light bulbs and getting around one story off the ground.These are typically the cheapest types of ladder you can find (though they range mightily in price) and can come in fiberglass and wooden varieties, amongst others.For taller jobs, there is the extension ladder.This is the big boy you bring out when you need to get up on the roof or need to work on that satellite dish on top of the third floor.Some people even like to get a rolling extension ladder for various home improvement jobs.This is just skimming the surfaces when it comes to ladders.Just take a walk in your local home improvement store and you'll see just how many are available for the home improvement weekend warrior.
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