Category: Featured
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CCCT with Ed Rogers, Executive Vice President from Vadara/US Surfaces
CCCT with Ed Rogers, Executive Vice President from Vadara/US Surfaces-Video Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast David Corson, CCR Publisher/Editor sat down with Ed Rogers, Executive Vice President from Vadara/US Surfaces. Since 2007, US Surfaces has been in the business of marketing and distributing premium quality, cost-effective building products to both residential and commercial customers. Our brands…
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CCCT with Tina Mealer, Director of Marketing from Haas Door
CCCT with Tina Mealer, Director of Marketing from Haas Door-Video Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast CCCT sat down with Tina Mealer, Director of Marketing from Haas Door, a family owned and operated company. They value their customers and manufacture garage doors with the highest quality workmanship and raw materials.Their method is simple. They hire quality people…
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CCCT with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager, Swinerton
CCCT with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager, Swinerton-Video Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast David Corson, CCR Publisher/Editor sat down with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager at Swinerton, that traces its roots back to 1888, when a Swedish immigrant founded a brick masonry and contracting business to serve the West Coast building boom.…
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CCCT with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager, Swinerton
CCCT with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager, Swinerton-Video Apple Podcast Spotify Podcast David Corson, CCR Publisher/Editor sat down with Derek Mosiman, Vice President and Division Manager at Swinerton, that traces its roots back to 1888, when a Swedish immigrant founded a brick masonry and contracting business to serve the West Coast building boom.…
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How Construction Firms Can Build a Strong Financial Roadmap Amid Rising Costs and Growth
As your construction firm navigates today’s economic landscape, the $1.2 trillion public infrastructure bill, passed a few years ago, continues to carry both promise and uncertainty. Nevertheless, the domestic procurement preferences and materials sourcing requirements tied to this legislation still hold the potential to create meaningful growth opportunities. That said, it’s crucial to be prepared…
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The Link Up: Our New Comment Policy (It’s So Cool!), Mal’s Super Affordable Summer Set, And How To Smell Like Summer
Happy Sunday, everyone. In case you missed it, the PDX gals made another incredibly fun and entertaining YouTube video about the garage’s storage plan (PS IKEA was the star. Please check it out, and if you aren’t subscribed, we’d really appreciate it if you clicked that button too:) Ok, let’s get to the links. This…
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Self-builders could skip building regulation delays thanks to new scheme
New Government planning reforms could be a game‑changer for self‑builders struggling with delays in gaining building regulations approval. The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has unveiled a fast‑track process to speed up approvals, backed by a 100‑strong recruitment drive. This shake‑up injects inspectors and engineers straight into the regulator, potentially getting self‑builders building sooner. You may…
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Decking cover ideas to transform your deck into a 24/7 space
The most effective decking cover ideas will max up your deck’s potential, especially if you feel it’s an under-utilised space during certain times of the year. While it is often the place to be during summer, sometimes the weather can get in the way if it’s either too hot or too cold, or starts raining.…
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How to paint wardrobe doors to give a fresh look to your bedroom
If your old wardrobe doors need updating, painting them is a quick and cost-effective way to add a smart, stylish touch to a room. Choose a colour that complements the rest of the room, or go all out and redecorate the entire space so everything looks fresh, clean, and new. To ensure your newly painted…
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Man wins £70k refund after council’s planning charge error
Steve Dally never expected a minor tweak to his home improvement plans would end in a life-altering legal standoff. What began as a routine planning permission amendment, spiralled into a punitive bill, threats of repossession, and five years of unrelenting pressure. Now, Waverley Borough Council admits it got it wrong, but only after one man…