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Associated Materials Launches ASCEND® Cladding Accessories
Associated Materials Innovations (AMI) is expanding its ASCEND® Composite Cladding line with a full suite of color-matched accessories engineered to help contractors make full-system installs more efficient and visually unified. Launching just in time for peak siding season, the new J-Channel, trims and outside corner post profiles create a high-end finish with no caulking, sealing or painting required.…
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Sabey Breaks Ground on Final Phase of Ashburn Campus
Sabey Data Centers, a leading data center developer, owner and operator, announces today it is under way on the construction for Building A, the third and final facility on its highly connected Ashburn campus. Located in Loudoun County’s renowned “Data Center Alley,” this expansion will initially deliver 18 megawatts of leasable power capacity, with an additional…
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Sabey Breaks Ground on Final Phase of Ashburn Campus
Sabey Data Centers, a leading data center developer, owner and operator, announces today it is under way on the construction for Building A, the third and final facility on its highly connected Ashburn campus. Located in Loudoun County’s renowned “Data Center Alley,” this expansion will initially deliver 18 megawatts of leasable power capacity, with an additional…
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Eastern Iowa Building Joins FBi Buildings for Growth
FBi Buildings, a leading post-frame construction firm with over 65 years of innovation, today announced its acquisition of Eastern Iowa Building (EIB), effective July 1, 2025. This strategic partnership broadens FBi’s presence and significantly enhances EIB’s capacity to serve customers within and beyond its traditional service area. For decades, Eastern Iowa Building has built a…
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Fräsch Launches Vibe Tile: New Sustainable Ceiling Option
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Fräsch, a Catalyst Acoustics Group brand specializing in innovative acoustical design and sustainable solutions, has expanded its popular VIBE line with the introduction of VIBE TILE. This drop-in ceiling solution is comprised of Polyethylene Terephthalate Felt (P.E.T.) and is pre-cut to fit into common T-Grid ceiling systems to quickly and easily refresh commercial interiors. Offered in 36 vibrant…
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InoKraft Debuts Handheld HVLP Paint Sprayer for DIYers
InoKraft is disrupting the DIY painting space with the first of its kind Handheld HVLP Paint Sprayer, a lightweight, beginner-friendly tool designed to make painting faster, cleaner and easier for seasoned DIYers and beginners alike. Whether tackling a full fence makeover or reviving refurbished furniture, DIYers can expect the InoKraft HVLP Paint Sprayer’s game-changing features…
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FGIA Summit Sessions Highlight QC Improvement Strategies
The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) hosted two speakers who shared their knowledge about new research in the fields of Property Resilience Assessment (PRA) and architectural weathering. In a session sponsored by Intertek Building and Construction, presenter Alan Scott spoke about “Designing for the Future | Understanding Resilience in the Built Environment.” This was followed…
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CHA Acquires California Firm FALCON Engineering Services
CHA announced today it has acquired FALCON Engineering Services, Inc. (FALCON), a California-based engineering and construction management firm with a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, client-focused solutions across Southern California. Headquartered in Temecula, CA, FALCON brings a team of over 60 professionals with deep expertise in project management, construction management, and construction inspection. “FALCON is…
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Types of Electrical Problems You Can Face in Your Home
Whether you live in Michigan or elsewhere, electrical issues can arise as your home gets older or due to seasonal changes. Even minor issues may develop into serious safety concerns. To keep your home and family safe, it’s essential to address any problems as soon as they appear. How do you know if something is…
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Construction restarts on $2.1B Portland water plant
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Portland, Oregon, has been cleared to resume construction of a $2.1 billion water treatment plant, after a nearly five-month shutdown due to a legal fight waged by neighbors opposed to the project, according to a…