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Also sometimes no matter how much you raise a lamp, it's just not enough. If brooding in a large space like a garage, that's not going to be a problem. But inside a house, especially in a smaller room (for example I initially brooded in a bathroom), it can be difficult if not impossible to get...

I assume you're talking about using a "traditional" heat lamp bulb marketed for birds. I find those to be way too hot, even for young chicks, especially with a small, enclosed brooder like a tote. You can find reptile bulbs at the pet store that come in a variety of lower wattages.