Your First Employee: What to Know Before You Hire
Hiring your first employee is a big step. It feels like proof that your business is growing. But it also […]
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The 5-Minute Math Mistake That Can Sink a Job
Ever bid a job in a hurry? You grab your calculator, punch in some numbers, scribble a few totals, and
Why Your “Back of the Napkin” Bids Are Costing You Money
Ever finish a bid on the back of a napkin at lunch? A couple of quick numbers, add a little
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WTH is an RFI? (And Other Letters That Matter)
If you’ve been in construction for more than five minutes, you’ve probably had some fancy acronym tossed your way. Someone
Don’t Let Your Profits Disappear with the Summer Heat
Summer can be a wild ride for contractors. Crews are stretched thin, days are long, and jobs pile up faster
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Why Fall is the Best Time to Get Your Bidding Game in Shape
When the long days of summer start to fade and the leaves begin to change, most contractors finally get a
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The Hidden Costs of Aerial Lift Accidents: How Contractors Can Protect Profits and People
On modern construction sites, aerial lifts have become essential tools. They help crews reach high places quickly, making projects more
You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Track: The Contractor’s Guide to Job Costing
Imagine taking a cross-country road trip without ever checking your gas gauge. You might make it. But odds are, you
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3 Ways to Screw Up Your Bids Without Even Trying
Bidding jobs is one of the most important parts of running a construction business. You can be the best builder
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Why You’re Always Chasing Crews — and How to Fix It
If you have been in construction for any length of time, you know the feeling of chasing crews. You show
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