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How to Step Outside Your Comfort Zone in Challenging Times

THERE’S A REASON OUR INDUSTRY IS RESILIENT. WHEN WE FACE HARD TIMES, WE STEP OUT OF OUR COMFORT ZONE AND PERSEVERE. HERE’S HOW YOU CAN DO THAT TODAY.

Mark Fly

June 23, 2021

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You’ve probably done this before—maybe leaping before you looked. Like winning the low bid and living to regret it.

Business vs. Contracting

THE SUBCONTRACTOR IS A UNIQUE ENTITY. THERE ARE RISKS ATTACHED THAT AREN’T WITH BUILDERS AND THE GC.

Mark Fowler

April 28, 2021

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Subcontracting has always been a unique business. There are many extra challenges a subcontractor faces that other businesses do not.

Why Contractors Should Track Historical Data

ONE OF THE BIGGEST MISTAKES YOU CAN MAKE IS NOT THOROUGHLY TRACKING HISTORICAL DATA. HERE’S HOW TO AVOID THAT.

Mark Fly

April 12, 2021

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Let’s face it, there are many ways a contractor can get off track during the preconstruction process.

Stop Struggling to Share Estimating Files

Brighter Days Are Ahead: There Is No Need To Rely On Paper To Share Bid Proposals Anymore Or Struggle Doing So Digitally

Mark Fly

October 5, 2020

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For many cost estimators, the days of working with full-size plans and a single digitizer are a thing of the past.

How to Improve Bid Accuracy

The Industry Has Evolved Into A Specialty And These Tips Can Help To Improve Bid Accuracy.

Mark Fly

September 11, 2020

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As someone who started in construction almost 40 years ago, there are a few truths that never change.

The High Cost of Bad Data

Construction Software and Cloud-Based Technology Make For Easier and More Accurate Bids, Build Outs and Collaboration.

Mark Fly

August 6, 2020

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Bad data. Duplicates. Data silos. Whether you’re a roofing or drywall contractor, you’ve probably experienced garbage-in, garbage-out.

ConstructConnect’s Construction Starts Forecast Nearly 5 Percent Gain Through 2022

February 12, 2018

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ConstructConnect, a provider of construction information and technology solutions in North America, announced the release of its Spring 2018 Forecast Quarterly Report. From 2019 through 2022, the total construction starts forecast remains unchanged with an almost 5.0 percent average annual rise.