Labor Still the Number One Challenge for Builders
2020 saw a hefty rise in construction labor shortages & costs.
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Is a Degree in Construction Management Right for You?
Last year saw a 5.7% increase in enrollment for four-year undergrad programs in universities across the US.
Dealing with Negative Online Reviews of your Construction Company
We all know how invaluable a recommendation from a trusted friend is in finding new work for constructions companies. In fact, many companies rely on word-of-mouth to get ongoing business. By the same token, a bad review or unhappy customer can really do a lot of damage, especially now that social media allows both positive and negative reviews to reach a much wider audience and pop up every time someone searches your company name.
Keeping your Jobsite Safe During Spring Thaw
Keeping your Jobsite Safe: Be aware of slippery surfaces in winter; help protect your crew from slips, trips & falls.
The Importance of Construction Checklists
Construction checklists save money and time.
Caulking Tips for Improved Home Envelopes
Knowing how to correctly select and apply caulk will ensure that your build is properly protected from moisture and the elements.
How to Get Rid of Punch Lists
Eliminate punch lists w/ regular inspections & quality standards!
Corrections to OSHA Fall Protection Standards
Learn more about OSHA Fall Protection Standards, including revised gate strengths of safety equipment, minimum tensile loads, and metric conversions.
4 Alternatives to AutoCAD
There are design alternatives that provide all the same AutoCAD perks like 2D and 3D modeling for construction plans but are cheaper.
Paint Colors That Can Make Your Walls Look Dingy
Choose the right paint color with ease! Avoid colors which make your walls look dirty and pick the best warm whites and creamy whites for bright and mood-boosting walls.