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Taking a Small Leap into Construction Automation

Don’t be afraid of construction automation: it can help your business.

Allen L. Crowley Jr.

July 3, 2018

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For some in the construction industry, automation has become synonymous with job-killing robots.

How Quantity Take off Has Become Fast and Easy

Quantity Takeoff—It's Not Your Granddad's Paper Version

Allen L. Crowley Jr.

October 10, 2017

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From highlighter and colored pencils to high speed computers.

Numbers Estimators Need to Know for Accurate Bids (Part 3)

The final part to the series that focuses on overhead costs and profit.

Allen L. Crowley Jr.

October 1, 2017

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We will now look at the biggest part of the guessing game -- overhead and profit!

Numbers Estimators Need to Know for Accurate Bids

part one of a three-part series

Allen L. Crowley Jr.

August 1, 2017

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This article will help you ask the right questions when you meet with your accounting, project managers and office staff to review costs.

Pre-construction Management Tips for Software (Part 1)

A series on construction project management best practices.

Allen L. Crowley Jr.

March 1, 2017

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In construction, pre-start meetings are the equivalent of sharpening the ax.

All In Agreement

Coordination Between Workers is Key

Go Forth and Coordinate

Pete Battisti

January 1, 2015

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Coordinating work between general contractors and subcontractors is key.

Walls & Ceilings Magazine

2019 October

Check out the October 2019 issue of Walls & Ceilings, this issue focuses on a Georgia-based Contractor with a commitment to construction excellence. The issue also covers insulation, decorative ceilings, brick veneer and more.

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