Category: Featured
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Takeuchi Facility Secures ISO 9001:2015 Certification in SC
The Takeuchi-US assembly plant in Moore, South Carolina has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification. This certification underscores Takeuchi’s commitment to producing equipment that meets the highest standards of quality, reliability and performance. “One of our strategic objectives for 2025 was to create a business and/or quality management system that would allow for scale,” said Chris Burdette,…
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Kelly Henry Joins Wells as Director of Architectural Systems
Wells has announced the appointment of Kelly Henry as a Director of Architectural Systems. Henry leads the strategic growth and development of DEX, Wells’ national Ultra High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) building solution. With a longstanding career in high-performance concrete for distinct and memorable architectural facades, Kelly will support the delivery of innovative, sustainable, design-forward solutions in…
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Tile Club Debuts New Textured Tile Collections: Circuit & Cayo
Tile Club, a leading online tile retailer with one of the largest and most distinctive in-stock selections in the U.S., announces the release of two new collections: Circuit and Cayo. Featuring grooved textures, dimensional patterns, and geometric surfaces, the porcelain and ceramic tile collections bring durability and decorative visual interest to both residential and commercial interiors. “With Circuit…
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Kohl’s Names Michael Bender to Help Reset Strategy, Rebuild Stability
Kohl’s named Michael J. Bender as its new CEO, effective November 23, marking a decisive next step in the retailer’s push to regain stability and sharpen its long-term strategy. Bender has led the company as interim CEO since May 1 and will continue to serve on the Board. Board Chair John Schlifske says Bender’s leadership over…
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Inpro Attains ‘Green Master’ Status
The Sustainable Business Council has recognized Inpro as a ‘Green Master’ within its Green Masters Program®. Since all businesses are at different points in their sustainability journey, the Green Masters Program® categorizes participants into four status levels that reflect the degree to which sustainability has been integrated into their business model: Adapting, Advancing, Maturing, and Green Master.…
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Federal shutdown pushed project stress higher
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Project stress inched higher in October as the construction industry absorbed the impact of the federal government’s first full month of a record-breaking shutdown, according to the latest data from Cincinnati-based ConstructConnect. The Project Stress Index, a…
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How Mini Excavators Help Prepare Your Property for Winter
As temperatures drop and the first frost creeps in, many property owners start thinking about snow, ice, and winter storms. But the truth is, winter prep shouldn’t start after the snow hits — it should start now. A bit of planning goes a long way toward preventing damage, avoiding costly repairs, and keeping your property…
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How to Choose the Best Exposed Aggregate Concrete Surface
Looking for an outdoor surface that’s built to handle daily use but not sure which option is best for your property? Exposed aggregate concrete has quickly become one of the most popular choices for a reason. It offers impressive durability, and a clean aesthetic that suits modern and classic homes alike. In this guide, you’ll…
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Gilbane Named a Top 10 Green Contractor by ENR for 2025
Gilbane Building has been ranked among Engineering News-Record’s Top 10 Green Contractors for 2025, reinforcing our commitment to building a more sustainable future. Image Courtesy of: Gilbane Building “Gilbane’s commitment to our clients and communities extends to our focus on reducing waste, improving efficiency, and future-proofing buildings,” said Tabitha Scott, Executive Sustainability Officer at Gilbane. “Our focus…
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The Hidden Infrastructure Behind Modern Renovations
Renovation reveals are designed to impress, but they rarely tell the full story. Beneath the polished surfaces lies a network of systems that actually make a space livable: electrical layouts, ventilation pathways, temperature control, and structural planning that determines how a home performs long after the contractors leave. It’s the kind of behind-the-scenes work handled…
