By Jeson Pitt As a contractor, you must aim to cut costs wherever possible. This will help you win more projects and gain higher profits....

By Conley Smith With the unemployment rate the lowest it’s been since 1969 and backlogs averaging nearly 9 months, today’s hiring landscape can feel like...

Thanks to climate change, summers are getting hotter and the need for energy-efficient buildings is growing exponentially. Add the need and desire for sustainable...

By Jordan McDowell  Images from Pixabay Construction workers are seemingly everywhere. For onlookers, keeping out of the way may be the top priority. But for...

Preparatory Academy Chooses Scranton Products’ Duralife® Lockers With its four pillars firmly in place—family, faith, academics, and athletics—St. Augustine Preparatory School is well into...

Most contractors keep a few essential tools on hand, no matter what— ammers, measuring tape, levels, and screwdriver sets. Sometimes, however, you want something unusual....

Temporary power is essential for construction site operations, so it is important to know where to start. Construction site power varies from one project...

Family businesses have been a key pillar of the global economy for centuries. By passing down traditions from generation to generation, these enterprises preserve...

By Emily Newton / Photo by RODNAE Productions from Pexels Leaders in the construction industry have been grappling with a persistent labor shortage for years...

When a commercial contractor in Reno, Nevada, who specializes in commercial renovation projects set out to solve an external noise problem for his customer,...