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 […]
Construction Waste: More Than Debris Read Post »
When taking on large-scale residential projects, it’s important to work hand-in-hand with the owner to determine the types of homes you are going to be building. Will you construct a
How Large-Scale Residential Contractors Save Money by Building Two-Story Homes Read Post »
As a construction business grows, so does the number of responsibilities a contractor is forced to deal with on a daily basis. Many contractors choose to partner with an experienced
Sales Tax and the Construction Industry Read Post »
In December 2019, Home Innovation Research Labs published its latest omnibus surveys of home building professionals and consumers. These surveys, which are conducted every two to three months, are hosted
Sustainability Struggles: Measuring the Cost of Energy-Efficient Homes for Contractors Read Post »
Nobody works in the construction industry because it’s “easy.” Your workers might find physically demanding work enjoyable, but anyone that suggests that construction work is easy is either lying, joking,
Which Construction Jobs Are the Most Difficult? Read Post »
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
Are Construction Companies Required to Give Maternity Leave? Read Post »
Like the Ghost of Christmas Past, construction defects can emerge from out of nowhere and bring haunting visions of how the past can impact our future. Unlike Ebenezer Scrooge, the
Are Construction Defects Avoidable? Read Post »
Tax season is upon us, and you know what that means. Construction companies across the nation are gearing up to file their income tax returns for the previous year. As
Common Tax Mistakes Construction Companies Should Avoid Read Post »
Florida represents a substantial portion of construction in the nation, with its projects valued at just under $300 billion collectively. Much of that value is tied up in horizontal infrastructure
Florida Roads Are Some of the Most Dangerous in the Nation for Construction Workers Read Post »
Delays are an ever-present concern in the construction industry. Despite their best efforts, contractors can face delays as a result of budget issues, inclement weather, or the negligence of other
Is a Construction Delay a Breach of Contract? Read Post »
