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The Difference Between a Good and Great Estimator
Executive Summary Estimators are difficult to find, but one way to determine whether you have a...
It’s Concrete, not Cement.
Executive Summary: Defining concrete and cement. The common misconception. Once a month or so it...
Here’s where you should be using QR Codes today in your Construction Company
Executive Summary If you have a discrete thing that you want to know about or report about now,...
Construction Contract Review Basics
Executive Summary: Each day we hand contracts down to our subs or we are signing contracts down...
Top 3 Reasons to Leave Spreadsheets
Executive Summary: The electronic spreadsheet is arguably the most common tool used in the...
Dead is the Handshake
Executive Summary The “Steel Team” composed of fabricator and erector joined together to sue the...
Why is the Accounting Department Telling Me How to Estimate?
Executive Summary: Estimators know the construction work while the accountants know the...
Anticipate Non-Obvious Movement to Prevent Serious Injury
Executive Summary: There exist thousands of hazards on a construction site. Some are obvious, some...
Top 5 Uh-Oh Signs of a Client
Executive Summary: If you do not have a relationship with a client, or you are moving to a...
Top 5 Countdown: Things to Look for in Vendor Quotes
Executive Summary Each quote on bid day, whether from a subcontractor or a supplier, needs to be...
In Choosing a Software – Best Advice is to Talk to a Friend
Executive Summary: There exists construction software to do nearly all functions in your...
Changes in the 2017 AIA A201/A101/A401 Documents
Executive Summary: Probably the most common construction contract documents in use in America are...