Winter takes a toll on construction sites, equipment, and materials, and as the temperatures start to rise, it’s time to get back into full swing. But before you jump into your next project, some post-winter jobsite prep is essential. Taking the time to inspect,...
If you’re in construction, chances are you’ve had to decide between concrete and asphalt at some point. Whether you’re pouring a driveway, parking lot, or a whole road, picking the right material can make all the difference in cost, durability, and long-term...
In construction, one small mistake can cost you thousands—maybe even more. When you’re putting together a bid, it’s easy to focus on the pages that seem most relevant to your scope of work. But skipping over pages, even ones that don’t seem to apply to you at...
When it comes to residential construction, one of the biggest distinctions builders face is whether to develop spec homes or custom homes. Each approach has its own advantages, risks, and financial implications. In a recent discussion with Jeremy Perkins, a successful...
If you’re new to the construction game, you’ve probably heard the term “change order” thrown around, but what exactly is it? Simply put, a change order comes into play once you’ve signed a contract with a general contractor (GC) or...
Bridges are everywhere. From small rural overpasses to massive spans crossing rivers and valleys, these structures keep people and goods moving. But they don’t last forever without regular maintenance and inspection. That’s where certified bridge inspectors like Corey...
