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Impact- Resistant Windows

The hurricane season’s full force was demonstrated mid-year 2017 when Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria, and Jose ripped through the Houston area, most of Florida,...
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Man Power Savings

Cranes and under-construction high-rises dot the Seattle-area skyline—a telltale sign of the building boom there. Construction hit a 10-year peak in 2016, with 65...
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A Brighter, Easier Future with Telematics

As fleet owners search for ways to better monitor and manage their equipment, telematics is gaining traction in the construction industry and playing an...

Proper Piping

By Mark Ligon Many applications, including drainage and irrigation, require piping to be installed underground. Both PVC and CPVC can be laid underground, combined with...

Upgrade as Business Grows

Whitefish, Montana-based Eagle River Construction and Excavation, LLC has made a name for itself as a go-to specialty contractor for commercial earthworks and utility...
Technologies to Incorporate on your jobsite

6 New Technologies to Incorporate on Your Jobsite

The search for efficiency in terms of labor, materials, and timelines comes with the territory in the construction industry from the first moment a...
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Thermal Bridging: Insulating Penetrations Through Envelopes of Steel Buildings: Part 1...

While advanced materials, triple glazing, and air-tight envelopes have improved insulation efficiency, large amounts of heat energy continue to escape the building unimpeded through...

Preparing for Deepfakes

AI is benefiting the construction industry by streamlining workflows. AI tools are being used to reduce human error, ensure quality control, and improve safety...
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Idle Time

The work truck industry has undergone significant changes with the implementation of Tier 4 engine regulations. As a result, some companies have seen an...

Poor Site Prep

When it comes to construction, the most important work occurs before the first shovel hits the dirt—or at least it should. “If a contractor uses...