Tag: key
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Why Roofing Is Key to Protecting New England Buildings
Your roof is the main barrier that protects your commercial building from harsh New England weather. It keeps out rain, snow, ice, and wind. Without a strong roof, water and cold air can quickly cause leaks and damage inside your property. Roofs in New England face tough conditions. Heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and storms put…
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Zonal energy pricing: Is it the key to lowering energy bills?
As the UK grapples with some of the highest electricity prices in the world, the debate around zonal energy pricing has gained considerable momentum. This system, which sets electricity prices according to geographic zones based on local supply and demand, is viewed by many energy experts as a potential solution to the UK’s energy crisis…
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5 Key Things to Check When Walking an Investment Property
When you’re walking through an investment property, it’s easy to get caught up in the potential. But as someone who’s been involved in over $100 million in real estate transactions since moving to Kern County in 2008, I’ve learned that a few key details can make or break a deal. Here are five of the…
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Ex-ISG hyperscale director joins Mace to lead key sectors
Mace has appointed Gary Sweeney to head its European team in the healthcare, life sciences and technology sectors. Sweeney’s experience spans three decades in manufacturing engineering, including senior positions at several global companies. He joins Mace from Turner & Townsend, where he spent six months as interim director of the business’s advanced manufacturing, industrial and…
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McCarthy Building Delivers 3 Key Projects in SoCal Region
UC Riverside Undergraduate Teaching and Learning Facility (UTLF): This building is part of UC Riverside’s expansion as the university is looking to create more flexible learning spaces for students. McCarthy worked with the university to construct a 100,000 square-foot interdisciplinary building that incorporates a wide range of spaces from a glass dance studio to science…
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Why Smarter Project Management Is Key to Jobsite Success
In the heart of downtown, a sleek skyscraper rises, its glass facade gleaming in the morning sun. Behind this architectural marvel is a silent hero: cutting-edge project and information management technology that’s revolutionizing how construction firms handle risk and quality control. Gone are the days of cluttered job trailers overflowing with hard-copy blueprints, specification documents…
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Foundation Issues 101: Key Signs and When to Take Action
Why Contractors Need to Spot Foundation Problems Early Building on shaky ground—literally—can lead to big problems. A weak or unstable foundation puts the whole project at risk, from budget overruns to structural issues down the line. That’s why contractors need to spot foundation trouble early. It’s the best way to keep the job on track…
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Key Insights for Smart Home Purchase Decisions
Navigating the smart home market can be overwhelming with countless options and features to consider. You’re likely wondering how to make a purchase that’s both innovative and cost-effective. Let’s dive into key insights that will guide your decisions for a smarter, more efficient home investment. From understanding essential tech integrations to evaluating long-term value, you…
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Selling A Business: Key Steps To Prepare For A Successful Sale
Selling a business is a major decision—one that affects your financial future, your employees, and everything you’ve built over time. Whether the idea has been in the works for years or came up suddenly, approaching it with clarity and intention makes all the difference. A rushed or unstructured sale can lead to missed opportunities and…
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7 Key Indicators of Project Success
It is not uncommon that most general contractors conduct a post-project review. Sometimes nicknamed the “post-mortem,” the intention is to huddle the primary leadership from a given project to debrief on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that need to be eliminated. Sub-specialty contractors can learn from this same winning “best practices” process. For any…