In recent times, the US construction industry has experienced a significant uptick in job numbers, particularly between November 2023 and November 2024. This notable escalation in employment growth underscores a burgeoning demand for construction workers. However, the industry is contending with
The construction industry on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, is taking a significant step towards sustainability with the introduction of the Building Material Exchange (BMEx). Spearheaded by Gil Yaron of Light House, a Vancouver-based nonprofit, this innovative program aims to reduce the
Expanding service offerings can be a strategic move for HVAC contractors looking to grow their business and enhance customer loyalty. The decision to add new trades—such as plumbing, electrical, or smart home controls—should be grounded in a thorough analysis of market demand, operational
Finding a balance between urban planning and the needs of an active construction industry is a perennial challenge for many cities. When Ocean City proposed an ordinance to ban large construction dumpsters from local streets, aiming to free up valuable parking spaces, significant opposition from
Residents of the Dutch Knolls townhome community in Rogers, Minnesota, were recently confronted with a staggering $16,400 bill from their homeowners’ association (HOA) for new roofs. This unexpected financial burden has left many community members reeling, especially since it comes just two years
Amid significant controversy and multiple protests, the Attorney General’s Fair Labor Division has denied bid protests against the Amherst elementary school project, allowing the town to resume contract negotiations with CTA Construction Managers, LLC. The denial, made by Assistant Attorney General
