Labor

At some point in your construction career, you will be awaiting payment from an owner. This is simply a fact of life in construction. When a contractor, subcontractor, supplier, or […]

Colorado has a problem. “The Centennial state grew by nearly 80,000 people last year, making it the seventh fastest-growing state in the country, according to new data released by the

As cell phone technology reaches new heights, construction companies must adopt new policies that address the way they take on projects and manage their workforces. As smartphones are here to

As construction firms continue to tussle with a growing labor gap, employers have to consider ways to overcome these challenges. Recruiting the best applicants, making the right hires, and retaining

Nail pops are commonly found in the walls and ceilings of both older and newer homes. In many cases, nail pops are hardly noticeable. They typically present themselves as a

Successful contractors understand the necessity of comprehensive documentation. Every construction transaction features a litany of contracts, notices, and other important documents. It’s a lot to keep up with, but doing

Your workers are tasked with performing physically exhausting activities on a daily basis. They work hard to earn their wage and support your business, so it’s natural to feel inclined

Humidity in Florida can be stifling. With an average relative humidity of 74.5 percent (#2 in the United States) and an average dew point of 62.7°F (#2 in the United

The construction industry’s ability to generate massive amounts of waste would be a rather impressive feat if it didn’t cost contractors billions of dollars annually and result in anywhere from

Are construction companies required to give maternity leave? It’s an unusual question, one that construction companies rarely have to consider. However, for the women that make up approximately nine percent