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White House ballroom fight shifts focus to contractor risk
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. A federal judge on Tuesday cleared construction on the White House ballroom project to move forward, according to multiple sources, but construction attorneys say the ruling does little to reduce risk for the contractors tasked with building…
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How an Indianapolis Car Wreck Attorney Handles Claims
A car wreck attorney in Indianapolis plays a crucial role when you’re injured by a hit-and-run or uninsured driver, situations where identifying the responsible party can be extremely challenging. These cases involve missing information, limited evidence, and insurers who often question credibility. Attorneys immediately secure digital evidence, eyewitness accounts, and accident-scene details to strengthen your…
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How an Indianapolis Car Wreck Attorney Handles Claims
A car wreck attorney in Indianapolis plays a crucial role when you’re injured by a hit-and-run or uninsured driver, situations where identifying the responsible party can be extremely challenging. These cases involve missing information, limited evidence, and insurers who often question credibility. Attorneys immediately secure digital evidence, eyewitness accounts, and accident-scene details to strengthen your…
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What construction can learn from sports stats
Sports teams have mastered the art of using data to win. Every play, pass, and decision is backed by detailed analytics that turn raw stats into championship results. Construction faces similar pressures—tight deadlines, budget constraints, and the constant drive for safer, more efficient projects. The lessons from sports are clear: when you measure what matters…
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The top construction technology news of 2025
As 2025 comes to a close, technology in construction seems more pervasive than ever. From alternative building materials such as 3D printing and mass timber to robotics, builders are looking to add tech in all forms to enhance their businesses. However, it’s important to note that any discussion about construction technology isn’t complete without mentioning…
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Construction backlog slips as smaller contractors feel the squeeze
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction backlog fell to 8.1 months in November, down 0.3 months from October, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors survey conducted Nov. 20 to Dec. 8. Backlog declined across every contractor size except firms…
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Designing Your Home’s Exterior: Find Your Style Today
The outside of your home is what people notice first. It shapes what they think about your place and is important for the look of your house. In North Texas, we spend a lot of time in outdoor spaces, so your yard is more than just grass. It is a part of where you live…
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Connected Spaces: Maximizing Your Mudroom Laundry Space
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Are you looking for an easier way to move in and out of your home and keep up with chores every day? A good idea is to put your mudroom and laundry room together by the garage. Many people in the greater Los Angeles area use this setup. It is not just a trend, but…
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Rosendin Named Official Partner of the Navy SEAL Foundation
Rosendin, one of the country’s largest employee-owned electrical contractor, is deepening its long-standing commitment to the military community by becoming an official partner of the Navy SEAL Foundation. The partnership formalizes a relationship more than a decade in the making and expands Rosendin’s support from a single annual fundraiser into year-round action. Since 2016, Rosendin’s…
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Lawsuit seeks to stop White House ballroom construction
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Work on the ballroom that President Trump began in October must stop until the administration shares its plans with the organizations that it’s constitutionally and statutorily required to work with, the National Trust for Historic Preservation says…