Tag: firms
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White Label Website Builders Help Hosting Firms Grow
White label website builders allow hosting providers companies to expand their offerings quickly, without investing years into development. In this article, we’ll explore what a white label website builder is, its benefits, how to choose the right solution, and why an AI-powered builder is a go-to choice in 2025. This approach rapidly expands the service…
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White Label Website Builders Help Hosting Firms Grow
White label website builders allow hosting providers companies to expand their offerings quickly, without investing years into development. In this article, we’ll explore what a white label website builder is, its benefits, how to choose the right solution, and why an AI-powered builder is a go-to choice in 2025. This approach rapidly expands the service…
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How employee wellness can boost your firm’s profitability
When your employees feel supported – whether that’s flexibility when needed, recognition for their graft, or opportunities to grow – they stick around. That loyalty saves you thousands in recruitment fees, training time and the hidden costs of turnover. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Energy Firms Unite to Grow National Efficiency Reach
Commonwealth Electrical Technologies (CET), a leading electrical contractor and energy-solutions company in the Northeast, announced the acquisition of NuWave Energy Solutions, a full-service design/build energy-efficiency company based in Norwell, Massachusetts. This strategic move marks the first transaction for CET under Broad Sky Partners’ ownership, a majority investor since February 2025. NuWave Energy Solutions, founded in 2019 by…
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5 SEO Strategies to Help Restoration Firms Win Local Search
The restoration industry faces a unique challenge: homeowners and businesses need your services urgently, but they won’t find you if you’re buried on page three of Google. Unlike retail or hospitality, restoration work often comes from crisis situations where potential clients are searching frantically for immediate help. This creates an opportunity. When someone searches “water…
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Two firms fined £95k after worker falls through rooflight
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has successfully prosecuted two companies after a construction worker fell through a rooflight at a factory, impaling his leg on machinery below. A.T. Lee Properties Ltd and LJH Property Ltd were fined a combined total of more than £95,000 following the incident in Keighley, Yorkshire. Directors for each firm…
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Respiratory Safety: Why Construction Firms Must Comply
In the construction industry, worker safety isn’t just a regulatory requirement, it’s a moral obligation. Among the various health concerns construction companies face, respiratory safety often ranks at the top. Dust, fumes, and airborne contaminants are common on job sites, and failing to manage these hazards can lead to serious health issues. But in recent…
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Surety industry sees education as key to opening doors for new construction firms
For many new contractors, bonding presents a chance to bid on larger or public contracts. But lack of familiarity with underwriting requirements—financial statements, work-in-progress schedules, character and credit history— can hold them back and prevent them from obtaining surety bonds. To help overcome those barriers, several leading surety groups and carriers are stepping up their…
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6 contech firms raise combined $110M
Listen to the article 6 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Construction tech solutions that allow builders to either compile data into a singular platform or project it onto a jobsite to ease layout were winners in the latest, $110 million round of venture capital funding. That number…
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Backlog slips as small construction firms lose ground
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction backlog fell to 8.5 months in August, down from 8.8 months in July, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors survey conducted Aug. 20 to Sept. 3. Contractors with under $30 million in annual…
