Tag: Commercial
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The 9 largest commercial construction starts of February 2025
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Construction activity held steady in February as gains in commercial building offset a slowdown in multifamily and manufacturing starts, according to a report from Dodge Construction Network. Total construction starts ticked up 0.5% in February to a…
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New Electrical Standards Shaping Commercial Construction
The National Electrical Code (NEC) sets the rules for electrical work in commercial buildings across the United States. It’s not just a guide, but the standard everyone must follow to ensure safety and reliability. With recent updates, the NEC is raising expectations. New rules focus on things like energy efficiency, improved safety measures, and renewable…
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Hidden Performance Killers: Spot Commercial Appliance Repairs
In the demanding world of commercial construction and renovation, maintaining optimal facility operations requires vigilant attention to equipment health. Reliable commercial HVAC and refrigeration services have become the backbone of successful project management, ensuring that temperature-sensitive environments remain consistent throughout construction and occupation phases. When building managers prioritize emergency commercial HVAC and refrigeration services during…
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Top Commercial Roofing Systems for 2025: Features & Benefits
Commercial roofing has changed dramatically over the past decade. Business owners now face more choices than ever when it comes to protecting their investments. The right roof doesn’t just shield your building from rain and snow – it can slash energy costs, boost property value, and last for decades with minimal maintenance. Industry experts predict…
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Choosing Premium Materials for High-End Commercial Spaces
In the competitive world of retail and commercial spaces, the physical environment plays a crucial role in driving sales and customer engagement. Research shows that customers spend up to 40% more time in environments they perceive as premium, directly impacting revenue. Understanding how to create these high-end spaces through strategic material selection has become an…
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Guardian Glass Celebrates Annual Commercial Project Awards
A broad variety of advanced commercial buildings were on display when Guardian Glass North America honored the glaziers and fabricators who made them possible at its 8th annual Commercial Project Awards event March 3 in Las Vegas. “Guardian Glass is honored to work with the talented glaziers and fabricators who brought the architects’ vision to…
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Future of Commercial Fencing: Innovative Materials & Designs Trends
Fencing has long been a key element in commercial construction, serving purposes that range from security and privacy to aesthetics and branding. As the industry evolves, so do the materials, designs, and technologies shaping modern fencing solutions. Developers and property owners are no longer looking for basic enclosures—they want durable, stylish, and efficient barriers that…
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WarmlyYours Sees 2024 Growth Driven by Commercial Sales
In 2024, the radiant heating industry encountered several challenges due to ongoing fluctuations in home improvement spending and the continued slowdown in home sales activity. Despite these obstacles, we experienced notable growth throughout the year, particularly in the final quarter. Our Commercial customer segment showed the most significant expansion, with 2024 seeing a 52.9% increase—the…
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MEP Cost Insights for Contractors in Commercial Buildings
In commercial construction, mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems are one of the most complex yet crucial aspects of project planning. These three systems form the basis of any modern building, offering functionality, energy efficiency, and compliance with industry standards. For contractors, an accurate MEP cost reduction is vital to avoid budget overruns, secure competitive…
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The 9 largest commercial construction starts of January 2025
Construction kick off activity pulled back in January as fewer commercial projects broke ground, though infrastructure work kept builders busy with new highway, bridge and energy projects. Total construction starts fell 6% in January to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.1 trillion, according to Dodge Construction Network. Nonresidential building starts, such as office, hotel…