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Take a look at any city in the U.S. and one can see a number of existing buildings, a seemingly endless inventory of inhabitable structures.

Even contractors in California have issues they need to face when building.

Model code language addressing the intersection of a wall and a fire-rated floor-ceiling system continues to evolve in a manner that benefits a contractor who is willing to study and abide by the relevant code text.

What bad habits are you doing that hold your employees back from their full potential?

In 2012, the U.S. Department of Energy began work on the development of a voluntary national scoring system used to quantify commercial building’s energy efficiency.

All in Agreement addresses the elephant in the room: how general contractors can balance work with MEP and drywall trades.

I want to revisit an ongoing conversation I have been having with Norb Slowikowski.

The proper way to apply plaster during the winter months.

Creating a possible new project delivery method, Integrated Project Synchronization.

We have all heard the phrase “two wrongs do not make a right,” and I am hopeful that today’s parents are still passing along this value to their children.