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Home Therapist Tops 10K Customers, Leads Tampa HVAC & Plumbing
Home Therapist Cooling, Heating, and Plumbing, a leading provider of residential HVAC and plumbing services in the Tampa Bay area, has officially surpassed 10,000 customers served. This milestone underscores the company’s commitment to honest work, family values, and doing the job right — one household at a time. Home Therapist began as two separate companies…
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STUDSON Earns First Dual U.S.-Canada Safety Certification for Type II Helmets
STUDSON has announced its SHK-1 Full Brim safety helmet is now certified under both the Canadian CSA Z94.1-15 (R2024) and U.S. ANSI/ISEA Z89.1-2014 (R2019) standards. This is the first Type II helmet to achieve dual certification, allowing seamless compliance for workers operating across the U.S.-Canada border. The updated helmet is designed for industries such as…
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Wave of projects lifts construction planning to record high
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Another month of construction planning growth indicates a wave of projects is breaking loose, according to Dodge Construction Network. The Dodge Momentum Index, which tracks nonresidential projects entering the planning stage and leads actual construction spending by…
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1920s House Gets a New Master Bath
For Kusum and Dave, their charming 1920s house in Pelham was almost perfect, but a single, crucial problem loomed over their family of four: they were all sharing one bathroom. The quirky, converted attic that housed their three bedrooms was a beloved space, but the lack of a second bathroom had turned into a daily…
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Why Contractor Qualification Is Now a Cornerstone of Construction Risk Management in 2025
As the construction industry enters the second half of 2025, one trend is becoming increasingly clear: contractor qualification is becoming a central pillar of how project owners manage risk, verify readiness and meet rising insurance expectations. With contractors making up a growing share of the active workforce on commercial and industrial job sites, clients must…
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Inside a Fort Greene Co-op’s Elegant Prewar Renovation
In the heart of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a prewar co-op once hid its potential under layers of yellow paint and outdated fixtures. Cat and Jordan, the new owners, saw past the worn-out interior and envisioned a home that honored its classic charm while embracing a clean, modern aesthetic. With a focus on meticulous details—from a…
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Rethinking construction fleets: Unlock savings with flexible mobility solutions
It’s no secret that owning and managing vehicles keeps getting more expensive for construction businesses. What’s harder to uncover is total cost of ownership (TCO), and ways to lower that amount, especially with cost pressures coming from all directions. Rising costs have a cumulative effect An obvious source of financial strain is purchasing vehicles. Unfortunately,…
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The Sofas And Chairs We Nixed From Our Collection (And Why)
First off, thank you so much for all your support/kind words/orders on the launch of the Room Service sofa collection last week. We are so proud of the pieces, and many of you have already purchased (thank you, thank you). If you are in California and it was “unable to ship to your zip code”,…