Florida Roofing Weather Safety Tips
From heat waves to hurricanes, Florida is home to extreme weather. Florida also contains 17 of 30 cities in the U.S. with the most lightning. On top of a roof,
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Paving the Way to Zero-Carbon Cities through Building Codes Part 2
Living in zero-carbon cities might seem like an unrealistic goal, but if construction professionals across the world can band together and work with lawmakers to draft new building codes that
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Paving the Way to Zero-Carbon Cities through Building Codes Part 1
Reducing the construction industry’s carbon footprint is a steep challenge that will require contractors and construction materials suppliers to come together and work out solutions to this pressing issue. One
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An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 2
Gypsum, an important material for building walls and ceilings, is commonly used on construction sites in North Carolina. Oftentimes referred to as drywall, gypsum is a useful resource for building
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An Overview of Gypsum Board and Gypsum Panel Products and Plaster Part 1
Gypsum is a commonly used material in an array of applications. Gypsum board is often utilized as a finish for walls and ceilings. It is commonly referred to as drywall,
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Autonomous Drones in the Construction Industry
The construction industry is no stranger to the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly referred to as drones. Although drones don’t require a physical pilot, they do require a
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Wall and Ceiling Finishes in North Carolina
In the State of North Carolina, interior wall and ceiling finish materials must meet the standards expressed in Chapter 8 of the 2018 North Carolina State Building Code. These finishes
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Why Abusing Liens is a Bad Idea Part 2
Filing fraudulent liens in the construction industry can have serious consequences on contractors, subcontractors, and materials suppliers. When you signed your contract, you agreed to be paid a certain amount
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Why Abusing Liens is a Bad Idea Part 1
Mechanics liens are a contractor’s best friend when it comes to nonpayment in the construction industry. Unfortunately, nonpayment occurs more frequently than it should, so contractors need to be diligent
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Common Dangers Present on the Construction Site Part 2
Construction sites can be hectic and often feature a lot of moving parts. In this two-part article, a Little Rock contractor lawyer is covering many of the most common dangers
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