If you are a contractor interested in participating in large commercial projects but are lacking the expertise, manpower, or financial resources to take on the project on your own, there
Determining If a Joint Venture is Right for You Part 1 Read Post »
As long as you are in business, you will forever be under scrutiny; being evaluated based on the services that you do or do not provide, your workmanship, your safety
Tips for Getting Positive Reviews for Your Roofing Business Read Post »
Contractors and construction professionals need to be aware of the ever-present dangers of working on rooftops. Between standing on uneven surfaces and working at great heights, professionals in the roofing
Staying Safe During a Heat Wave Read Post »
Renewable energy has taken the roofing industry by storm. Whether it’s photovoltaic (PV) panels, solar canopies, or green rooftops, residential and commercial properties are investing in the latest technologies and
Reflecting Sunlight With Cool Roofs Read Post »
It’s a given that every building owner wants to get the most out of their roofing system. However, many times, once it is installed, owners can be guilty of becoming
Helping Your Customers See the Value in Roofing Maintenance Read Post »
By now, you have probably realized that choosing the ideal personal protective equipment (PPE) for your employees is more confusing than it initially appears to be. If you need a
An OSHA Guide to Hand and Arm Protection Part 4 Read Post »
OSHA lawyers are often approached with similar questions regarding Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance on construction sites. Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is best for protecting workers? How
An OSHA Guide to Hand and Arm Protection Part 3 Read Post »
If a single piece of paper can leave your finger wrapped in a bright red bandage, imagine what a drill, saw blade, or hammer can do. The Occupational Safety and
An OSHA Guide to Hand and Arm Protection Part 2 Read Post »
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is tasked with ensuring that employers require all workers to wear suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) when performing labor-related tasks on a construction
An OSHA Guide to Hand and Arm Protection Part 1 Read Post »
In the State of North Carolina, general contractors that participate in residential and building construction projects that exceed $30,000 are required by law to have a license. This means that
Before You Bid: Understand North Carolina Licensing Requirements Read Post »
