Category: Vendor News
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What Exterior Details Say About a Property’s Condition
Have you ever walked past a home and immediately felt like you knew how well it was taken care of, just by looking at the outside? First impressions matter, and the exterior of a property often tells a bigger story about what’s happening on the inside. From peeling paint to uneven walkways, even the smallest…
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Networking Highlights Set for FGIA Fall Conference
Optional events geared toward networking will take place throughout the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Fall Conference, taking place October 6-9 in Indianapolis, IN. In recognition of the conference’s theme, “Showcasing Excellence, Celebrating Speed,” participants are invited to enjoy a private tour of the newly renovated Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. In addition to this…
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LIME Painting Revives Aging Homes Amid Rising Demand
The average age of a home purchased in the U.S. hit a record 36 years in 2024, as homebuyers increasingly seek out older properties with character. This shift is fueling a growing demand for skilled renovation—and LIME Painting is leading the way. As the first and only luxury painting franchise specializing in custom residential and commercial properties,…
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LIME Painting Revives Aging Homes Amid Rising Demand
The average age of a home purchased in the U.S. hit a record 36 years in 2024, as homebuyers increasingly seek out older properties with character. This shift is fueling a growing demand for skilled renovation—and LIME Painting is leading the way. As the first and only luxury painting franchise specializing in custom residential and commercial properties,…
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Pedestrian Safety in Arizona’s Busy Industrial Zones
In the bustling world of Arizona’s industrial sector—think massive warehouses in Phoenix, oil rigs in the desert, or construction sites sprouting up like cacti after a rain—workers face more than just the daily grind. Commuting to these sites often means dodging traffic like a frog in a classic arcade game, but with real stakes. Pedestrian…
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Pedestrian Safety in Arizona’s Busy Industrial Zones
In the bustling world of Arizona’s industrial sector—think massive warehouses in Phoenix, oil rigs in the desert, or construction sites sprouting up like cacti after a rain—workers face more than just the daily grind. Commuting to these sites often means dodging traffic like a frog in a classic arcade game, but with real stakes. Pedestrian…
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Project Spotlight: Squibb Park Bridge Redefines Urban Design
The Squibb Park Bridge now stands as a testament to what’s possible when Swiss engineering meets New York infrastructure demands. This vital 450-foot connection between Brooklyn Heights and Brooklyn Bridge Park serves thousands of daily visitors while delivering uncompromised safety and spectacular harbor views. Where Challenge Meets Swiss Precision The Squibb Park Bridge renovation demanded…
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Stonhard Expands Ft. Wayne Facility to Boost Efficiency & Safety
Stonhard, a global leader in manufacturing and installing high-performance seamless floors, walls, and linings, announced today the completion of a 33,000-square-foot expansion at its Polymer Place production facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana. A ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrated the milestone, which marks a significant step in Stonhard’s ongoing commitment to innovation, safety, and operational excellence. Images Courtesy…
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Mammoet Relocates Historic Kiruna Church in One Piece
Mammoet has completed the safe and successful relocation of the iconic Kiruna Church, one of Sweden’s most treasured architectural landmarks. The operation, which took place over two days, marks a historic moment for the town of Kiruna and showcases the power of precision engineering and collaboration.Built in the early 20th century and once voted Sweden’s…
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Summer Heat Puts Homes to the Test
As the U.S. faces one of its hottest summers on record, it is critical that new homebuyers understand how extreme heat can affect the homes we live in and how that, in turn, impacts health and safety. With heat indexes climbing higher across the state, more homeowners are asking how their homes are built and…