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Growth to slow down in Cambodian construction industry due to tourism and foreign investment decline
Cambodia has no active coronavirus cases, with the last active patient having recovered on 16 May and no confirmed cases detected since 12 April. The country has also reported zero deaths from Covid-19. The first confirmed Covid-19 case in...
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Demand for new buildings continues to fall in Texas as business activity resumes across the state
Texas’ Governor Greg Abbott is pressing ahead with one of the most aggressive reopening plans in the US even though the number of new coronavirus cases continue to rise, and testing is in particularly short supply across the state....
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San Luis Obispo Building Division now using a virtual interactive inspection program
The City of San Luis Obispo Building Division is excited to announce that they are now offering a virtual interactive inspection program using Google Duo. They stated that their goal with this program is to allow construction to progress...
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Evora Construction seals new deals despite Covid-19
A YORK-based company has a solid order book after securing new contracts despite unprecedented challenges facing the economy.
New deals for Evora Construction Limited include two medical projects designed to boost capacity for the NHS, with work on a new-build...
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Are Electronic Water Descalers a Boon for Residential Plumbing Systems?
While hard water is completely safe (and even beneficial) to drink, it’s not so friendly on your plumbing system. Limescale buildup clogs your pipes and inherently increases your bills. Replacing a clogged pipe is costly and time-consuming.
More so, soaps...
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Why Clean Energy Is Not Always Clean
Renewable energy isn’t necessarily as clean as you might’ve thought. Don’t get us wrong. We should do everything in our power to fight climate change. However, we haven’t made much progress.
Over the last few years, we have relied on...
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How construction firms can prepare for a potential second wave of COVID-19
Although many coronavirus-related shutdown and stay-at-home orders are in still in place, the U.S. is on the road to loosening restrictions to keep the outbreak at bay. Since several areas of construction were considered essential, the industry has a...
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