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Apartment Complex Completed with Driwall Rainscreen

Moisture and ventilation are essential to proper construction.

April 27, 2016

The developer wanted to eliminate as much concern about moisture issues as possible. Mold and decay can ruin the profitability of a project. With the increase in building "tightness" for thermal protection, moisture problems are on the rise, causing a greater need for hydro-static pressure release and a ventilation method.

King Company's 80 Years of Growth and Stability

Lauren Tucci-Howey

April 1, 2016

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A company that's been around for more than 80 years has great stability and a plan to still grow.

Change is on the Horizon

Mark Fowler

April 1, 2016

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What we think today may not hold true tomorrow.

How Project Management Can Cost You

Pete Battisti

April 1, 2016

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The tale of a company trying to achieve substantial growth.

Wallboard Recycling Program Helps Reduce Job Site Waste

Al Zucco

March 1, 2016

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With the urge to do more, one company finds a way to eliminate gypsum waste from job sites by creating a longer lifecycle for products.

New Tech Gadget used in Overstock.com Headquarter Construction

Jeff Winke

March 1, 2016

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Layout instrument simplifies new overstock.com interior construction.

Why Contractors Are Working For Themselves

Where Did All the Workers Go?

Tim Rogan

March 1, 2016

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After a drastic decrease in pay, many in the industry opted to start their own business leaving companies with little manpower.

Walls & Ceilings 2015 Contractor of the Year

Century Drywall: The New England-based contractor finds company culture and technology key to an outfit that continues its internal growth.

John Wyatt

December 1, 2015

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Walls & Ceilings magazine has selected its 2015 Contractor of the Year, Century Drywall Inc. of Lincoln, R.I. An outfit that was founded in 1991, next year the company celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Construction Variables

Pete Battisti

December 1, 2015

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No matter how well a job is estimated or a contract is negotiated or how well prepared you are to start work on a project, your biggest risks arise during construction.