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5 Ways Construction Managers Can Save Money

With 85% of projects going over budget, construction managers are always looking for ways to cut spending without reducing quality or punctuality. Reduced job site costs increase profit margins while allowing companies to bid for projects more successfully by offering competitively low rates. Instead of searching for things to cut, project managers should focus on … Continue reading

How To Get More Leads For Construction Work

No matter the size of your construction company, you are likely getting work through the bidding process… which means your livelihood depends on acquiring good leads! And it’s not just about getting more projects or more clients, it’s also about maximizing your efficiency! For example, you might be able to increase your revenue with fewer … Continue reading

Bidding Projects During Coronavirus Recovery

As the construction industry is still dealing with how to continue work without spreading the coronavirus, we need to be thoughtful about the current and potential effects on our business as we’re moving forward. Most of us saw delays or disruptions in project progress and deadlines, especially at the beginning when different states had different … Continue reading

Construction Trends To Expect Post-COVID

Many construction projects were deemed “essential” during the Coronavirus outbreak, and so our industry had to adapt to the new and innovative forms of both onsite and remote working to keep to social distancing standards. While it may take a while before we all go back to full operation again, there will probably be an … Continue reading

Strategies for Your Construction Business After Quarantine

Your construction business was likely affected by the Coronavirus stay-at-home order, in one way or another. Because some projects in the industry were deemed “essential,” many of us were close to full operation – while others of us were running on a skeleton crew, or maybe even shut down for a small period of time. … Continue reading