Does Your Business Work for You?
A construction business which works for you works without the owner having to do all the important work, including making most day-to-day decisions, telling everyone...
Financing Options
Many business owners in the construction scene are looking for ways to secure capital without going through rigorous loan applications from traditional lenders. Some...
The MILL National Training Center
The MILL National Training Center opened in September in a 46,600-square-foot factory renovated by RTA Architects near the Colorado Springs Airport.
This first-of-its-kind training center...
Are Field Leaders Maximizing Your Bottom Line?
Most contractors hire subcontractors, who in turn hire field leaders for their respective trades. The field leaders of each trade have a great impact...
Poettker Construction
Poettker Construction, an award-winning family owned construction company, closed out the 2022 calendar year with tremendous employee, financial, industry, philanthropic and market sector growth...
Construction Recovery
By Craig Tappel and Kirk Chamberlain
What may end up being the best thing about 2021 is that it’s no longer 2020. For many industries,...
Family First
Anyone who has founded a construction business knows that success is often a slow climb, involving years of relationship-building and developing a reputation for...
Time Management
By Luke Sheppard
When I was working as a design engineer many years ago, with deadlines approaching to release a new product to market, I...
Looking Ahead in 2026
The construction industry is accustomed to facing challenges, and 2026 seems to have more than its fair share. Whether this means immigration enforcement concerns...
A Look at Now
The new infrastructure investment is igniting competition among construction and engineering contractors—it’s survival of the digitally fittest to win high-stake contracts. Below are thoughts...









