Tag: contractor
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U.S. Construction Backlog Slips in October as Contractor Outlook Weakens
Associated Builders and Contractors reported that its Construction Backlog Indicator fell to 8.4 months in October, based on a member survey. The figure is down slightly from September and the same as that in October 2024. Backlog held steady or increased across the three major industries tracked in the survey. However, contractors that do not…
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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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Signs It’s Time to Call a Professional Siding Contractor
The exterior of the house protects it from harsh weather and helps attract home buyers. Siding is a key component in both appearance and insulation. Over time, siding can deteriorate. So, homeowners can attempt a few remedies, but when the situation calls for it, professional assistance becomes essential. Early recognition of these signs helps prevent…
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Signs It’s Time to Call a Professional Siding Contractor
The exterior of the house protects it from harsh weather and helps attract home buyers. Siding is a key component in both appearance and insulation. Over time, siding can deteriorate. So, homeowners can attempt a few remedies, but when the situation calls for it, professional assistance becomes essential. Early recognition of these signs helps prevent…
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Advance Concrete Lifting Named Top Contractor for 2025
Advance Concrete Lifting and Leveling, a premier concrete repair company based in Alpharetta, GA, has been named a Top Customer Rated Contractor for 2025 by Find Local Company, a trusted online business directory that highlights the highest-rated service providers in their respective fields. This recognition reflects the company’s continued commitment to delivering outstanding service and high-quality results…
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Contractor backlog slips, strength depends on sector
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction backlog dipped to 8.4 months in October, down 0.1 months from September, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors survey conducted Oct. 20 to Nov. 4. Firms with $30 million to $100 million in…
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Veriforce Acquires Highwire to Expand Contractor Risk Management Capabilities
Veriforce has acquired Highwire, a U.S.-based provider of contractor prequalification and risk management solutions for the construction and capital projects sector. The deal expands Veriforce’s reach in industries such as data centers, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and healthcare, while combining Highwire’s construction-focused platform with Veriforce’s global safety and compliance expertise. Together, the companies now support…
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Cilio Technologies Identifies Missing Link in Contractor Tech
Cilio Technologies, a leading provider of contractor and job management software, announced a new focus on defining and leading the emerging category of Production Management. This critical concept bridges the gap between sales and fulfillment in the contracting and installed products industry. For years, contractors have relied on CRMs, Excel spreadsheets, and accounting systems to…
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Top Signs Your Contractor Might Be Liable for Water Leaks
Water damage in your home can result from contractor negligence during construction or renovation. Property owners need to recognize when water intrusion stems from substandard workmanship rather than normal wear and tear. Documentation of these issues becomes critical when pursuing claims against contractors. Understanding the specific red flags helps homeowners protect their investments and hold…
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Am I Liable if a Contractor Gets Hurt on My Property?
Homeowners face significant concerns when hiring contractors to work on their property. One question frequently arises after accidents occur. Can you be held responsible if a contractor suffers an injury while working on your home? The answer involves understanding insurance requirements, contractor classification, and your legal duties as a property owner. This guide provides essential…