Category: Featured
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Perry Weather Survey: 79% of Construction Firms Report Heat Issues
A new survey commissioned by Perry Weather, a leader in weather safety technology, reveals that extreme heat is creating critical safety and efficiency vulnerabilities on construction sites. The report, “Under Pressure: How Extreme Heat Is Reshaping Construction Safety,” found that nearly 8 in 10 U.S. construction leaders reported heat-related incidents at their jobsites in the past…
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How Political Compliance Laws Vary by State: A 2025 Outlook
For any organization involved in political activity, advocacy, or public affairs, staying ahead of Political Compliance laws is no longer optional. Each state sets its registration rules, contribution limits, and reporting deadlines, creating a patchwork of obligations that can shift without notice. In 2025, the stakes are higher, and the consequences for noncompliance are more…
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Why Are Reviews Important for a Roofing Contractor?
When hiring a contractor for your home, online reviews often make the first impression. This is especially true when choosing a roofing contractor, since roof work involves high costs, safety considerations, and long-term protection. In today’s digital world, reviews have become one of the most essential tools homeowners use to separate trustworthy professionals from unreliable…
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Poor Air Quality May Drive Half of Young U.S. Workers to Quit
A growing generational divide is reshaping expectations for workplace health and wellbeing. According to the 2025 International Day of Clean Air Survey from Fellowes, a leading provider of commercial air quality management (AQM) systems, 45% of U.S. Millennial and Gen Z workers say they would consider leaving their employer over poor indoor air quality (IAQ),…
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Emergency Roofer: What to Do After a Storm (And Who to Call)
Storms can hit Madison hard and fast, leaving behind hail damage, fallen branches, and unexpected roof leaks. The aftermath can be overwhelming, whether wind ripping off shingles or water seeping through flashing. Acting quickly is key, and knowing when to call a roofer in Madison helps prevent costly long-term damage to your home. Here’s what…
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MuleHide SL Base Delivers Smooth Surface for Coating
Coating a gravel built-up roof (BUR) has traditionally been a materials-intensive process, thanks to the extremely thick layer of coating required to create a smooth, level surface. New SL Base silicone surface-leveling coating from low-slope roofing manufacturer MuleHide offers a quicker, lower-cost way to restore rough, uneven roofs. Part of MuleHide’s silicone roof coating system, SL Base is specially…
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Building for the Future with Sustainable Cladding
Throughout the construction industry, the call for greener, more sustainable practices is no longer just talk, it’s a fundamental imperative. As we move toward minimizing the environmental impact of our buildings, the exterior envelope has emerged as an area where innovation is absolutely necessary. A façade of a building is more than just its public…
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Transform Your Kitchen with Professional Cabinet Painting
The kitchen, often referred to as the heart of the home, is a crucial area where both functionality and aesthetics must meet. Over time, cabinets can become worn and outdated, creating a desire for renovation. Instead of a complete overhaul, professional cabinet painting offers a cost-effective way to revitalize your space. With expert techniques and quality…
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Inspeq Cuts Rental Equipment Inspection Time in Half
From tight schedules and high customer demands, to machines constantly moving in and out of yards, equipment rental companies face pressure every day. But many still rely on inspection processes that haven’t changed in decades. These old methods eat up time, create confusion, and can often cause delays. Handwritten forms get lost. Damage goes undocumented.…
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DOL moves to repeal independent contractor rule
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The Department of Labor intends to rescind a 2024 rule on independent contractor classification, according to its regulatory agenda. The agency did not signal how it intends to change the rule under the Fair Labor…