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Unskilled Low Paid Workers Driving the US Construction Costs
In recent years, construction costs have exploded, therefore pushing homeownership out of reach for many Americans. However, all said and done, this is no new concern – in 1978, there was a warning given by the US Government Accountability...
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Hidden Procurement Costs & Strategies for Higher Profit
The Hidden Costs of Recurring Purchases: Cut Unexpected Expenses and Maximize Profitability
What are recurring purchases? For many corporations, they are seen as a predictable and rather trivial element of procurement operations. However, under the hood, these repeated transactions can...
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2025 Construction Tariffs: Impact on U.S. Construction Industry
The reinstatement of extensive tariffs by President Donald Trump in 2025 Construction tariffs is creating significant upheaval within the U.S. construction industry, which is heavily dependent on imported materials and goods. The tariffs imposed on essential trading partners like...
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From Concept to Construction: The Lifecycle of a Curved Glass Facade
When it comes to any form of construction, the windows are often the final piece that completes the exterior of the building. As we noted in our post Windows of the Future, glass technology is constantly evolving. One type of...
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Where Can I Find the Most Affordable Rooftop Walkway Systems?
Rooftop walkways improve safety and protect roofing materials during maintenance and inspections. They provide a stable path that helps prevent slips, trips and surface damage.
In both commercial and industrial settings, selecting the right system requires balancing safety standards, performance...
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AI & Agency Selection: Scaling Your Construction Business in the Digital Age
Look, the construction game's changing, and it's changing fast. We're not just throwing up buildings anymore; we're dealing with data, algorithms – the whole digital shebang. And in 2025, that "shebang" is AI. It's not some sci- fantasy; it's...
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Construction Input Prices in the US Rise Under Tariff Stress
Construction input prices in the US went on to increase 0.5% in March, whereas the non-residential input prices surged 0.6%. As per an analysis done by the Associated Builders and Contractors of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics data,...
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