There are basically two ways builders can boost their bottom lines: lower costs and increased revenue. In a previous blog, we focused on th…
"Do this, not that" is a common saying in the building industry. Controversial techniques for construction, outdated codes and incorrect ap…
When James and Stella bought their home in coastal Wilmington, NC, in 2011, the original wood siding was still on the 108-year-old home. Un…
While it's perfectly alright for a jazz musician to improvise, that approach doesn't always work as well in homebuilding. Architects, speci…
Siding installers use many different brands of circular saws, but their preferred saw may not be as important as the siding material they a…
There's been a 5 % increase in construction employment in the last year, and unemployment is at a 20-year low. According to projections from…
There are only two ways to boost your bottom line: increase revenue and cut costs. In this blog, we'll explore innovative ways for builders…
It's a silly name, but a "butt joint" is an application technique where two pieces of material are "butted" up against each other. It is th…
The three main buckets of costs to build a home: cost of land, cost of materials and cost of labor. Regarding labor costs to build a house,…
Home Owner Associations (HOAs) are the governing bodies of many communities throughout the U.S. – and remodelers can miss out on HOA busine…
One of the best ways to market your construction company is to use signage on or near the jobsite. It's possible that more people will see …
For builders with a limited staff, it’s difficult to meet all the timelines and expectations unless every team member does an outstanding j…