If you own a company, you are juggling multiple responsibilities on any given day.

For many business owners, it is estimated that as much as 80 to 90 percent of their net worth is tied up in the value of their company.

Construction has been one of the last industries to adopt technology. That’s partly cultural—folks in the industry like to solve problems with their own ingenuity.

Selling a construction company is very different from selling many other businesses; owners need to consider many variables when contemplating a sale.

Since the first humans began to settle down as an agricultural society at the very dawn of civilization, continuing for thousands of years until the middle of the 19th century, only five mineral binders were used to create plasters and mortars.

The risk/reward factor is someone that bids for work with many unknowns.

Without skilled workers, both productivity and quality drops, and it can drop dramatically.

As a college student in the early ’90s, Erik Santiago thought his construction degree would lead him to work for a general contractor.

 I asked 20 of my colleagues to tell me what “sustainability” means, I’d bet you $20 that I’d get 20 different answers.