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As a contractor, you know that in order to stay on top of your industry you have to be welcoming of new technologies, especially those that aim to improve sustainability. […]

Imagine a house that can utilize solar energy without installing solar panels. Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) are on the brink of a scientific breakthrough

In part one of this two-part series, the Florida construction attorneys at Cotney Construction Law discussed important considerations for Florida contractors who plan on engaging in grading, excavation, and earthwork

On average, Florida only rests six feet above sea level. Considering this, it’s important that contractors remain diligent of Appendix J of the Florida Building Code which discusses guidelines and

The construction industry is infamous for its struggle with productivity. However, today’s industry looks dramatically different from the way it did 20 years ago when smart gadgets, digital records, and

Change can be good, but when it comes to construction projects—namely large and complex ones—it can be the death of a project. No matter how thoroughly you plan a project,

In simple terms, contract law governs creating and enforcing agreements. Contracts are critical but complicated components of the construction process. Construction professionals should be aware of and understand the formation

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has proposed new guidelines for construction professionals that operate cranes. Cranes are an integral part of the construction process, but current guidelines and

Communication problems are a constant detractor from the success of construction projects in the United States. Simply put, there are too many moving parts in a typical construction project to

Feedback is an integral part of every occupation, but it is especially vital to the success of contractors because ignoring feedback—negative feedback in particular—can cost owners millions of dollars. Avoiding