As a contractor, you have probably settled into a niche during your tenure in the construction industry. Perhaps you specialize in building commercial retail space or have developed a knack […]
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Historical cost data is commonly used to help make precise cost estimates for construction projects, but in order for this data to remain relevant, we must consider the changes in
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In part one of this two-part series, the Dade County construction attorneys at Cotney Construction Law explored the price of construction and examined some of the cost variables used by
Considering the Price of Construction for Cost Estimators Part 2 Read Post »
When considering the vast quantity of items that collectively form a cost estimate for a construction project, it can be easy to accidentally exclude certain pricing considerations. The cost of
Considering the Price of Construction for Cost Estimators Part 1 Read Post »
Collaborating with cost estimators is an important part of the early stages of any construction project. An accurate cost estimation allows contractors to maximize profits by establishing the building cost
Computer-Aided Cost Estimation Part 1 Read Post »
When you want to secure accurate cost estimates for an upcoming project, you want to be certain that your cost estimator is using cutting-edge cost estimation technology. Computer-aided cost estimation
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Land surveys are conducted for a number of reasons. Generally, you will work with a land surveyor or a construction surveyor when surveying a piece of land. Perhaps you have
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Construction sites are filled with loud, sudden noises that can cause irreparable damage to an employee’s hearing. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the governing body that dictates
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Your worker’s personal protective equipment (PPE) is designed to mitigate the risk of workplace injuries resulting from falls, heavy loads, corrosive substances, and more. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration
An OSHA Guide to Foot and Leg Protection Part 3 Read Post »
On a construction site, a lot can go wrong in a short amount of time. One minute, your employee is tightening a bolt or threading electrical wires through a crawl
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