Damage on Job Sites
Damage on job sites — whether accidental, caused by vandalism, or even inclement weather — can cause delays, stress, increased costs, and hurt the project as a whole. Construction companies and contractors should have plans [...]
Why Small Wins Are Good For Business
Unprecedented. Unpredictable. Uncanny. There is no shortage of words to describe what the commercial construction is facing when it comes to navigating these pandemic-defined times. Adapting to the “new normal” means different things to different [...]
Education For Construction – Learning To Build The Future
As colleges across the country are beginning their fall semesters, many students are anxiously waiting to get their hands dirty in their pursuit of a construction degree. Construction management degrees are among the most commonly [...]
New Uses for Old Spaces
When COVID-19 made its debut earlier this year, no one was sure of the lasting impact on our daily lives. One thing that has impacted everyone is a significant change in the way we use [...]
Managing Finance During Construction Slowdowns
Accounting and finance in the construction industry often rely on accounting practices specific to a company’s type of construction. Industrial, commercial, residential, or specialty, all areas of the construction industry took a hit during the [...]
Reopening of America: Hotels
The hospitality industry in America has taken a big hit in the midst of the pandemic that started earlier this year. With travel restrictions, airlines canceling flights, and some states discouraging outside visitors, there has [...]