Tag: materials
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Recycled Construction Materials Market to Hit $134.7B
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Market Summary: According to our latest Researchintelo, the global market size for recycled construction materials reached USD 74.3 billion in 2024, highlighting its robust position within the sustainable building sector. The market is currently experiencing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.8%, driven by increasing environmental regulations, urbanization, and the demand for cost-effective construction…
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5 Unexpected Materials Powering Smarter Construction
When you think of innovation on the construction site, it’s usually the big-ticket items that come to mind: advanced cranes, modular builds, smart helmets. But behind the concrete and steel, the industry is quietly being reshaped by less glamorous—yet incredibly practical—materials and surplus supplies. Today’s most efficient contractors aren’t just good with bricks and blueprints;…
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Stop non-compliant products before they get used
“With Qflow Advanced Alerts, our goal is simple: to help teams stay ahead of these risks, protecting project timelines, budgets, and ultimately, the safety of both construction teams and future building users. This advancement is all about giving project teams the tools they need to act sooner, using automated notifications that ensure the materials delivered to site…
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Durability & Resistance: Picking Materials for Tanks
The selection of construction materials, alongside fitting materials, stands as a critical factor in determining the longevity and operational safety and performance of industrial tanks. The industrial sector uses tanks as vital infrastructure for water treatment operations and chemical processing applications. The selection of appropriate tank materials, along with their fittings, avoids costly maintenance while…
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Associated Materials Launches ASCEND® Cladding Accessories
Associated Materials Innovations (AMI) is expanding its ASCEND® Composite Cladding line with a full suite of color-matched accessories engineered to help contractors make full-system installs more efficient and visually unified. Launching just in time for peak siding season, the new J-Channel, trims and outside corner post profiles create a high-end finish with no caulking, sealing or painting required.…
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Why Professional-Grade Materials Matter in Home Renovations
The residential construction market is experiencing a paradigm shift as discerning homeowners increasingly demand home renovation projects that mirror the durability and performance standards found in commercial construction. This evolution toward professional-grade home renovation approaches represents more than a trend; it’s a fundamental recognition that commercial quality residential materials deliver superior longevity, performance, and value…
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5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing Roofing Materials
Choosing appropriate roofing material constitutes one of property owners’ most essential choices throughout building or remodeling. An incorrect selection may result in expensive fixes, energy waste, and decreased home worth. Recognizing these essential errors will assist you in reaching a knowledgeable choice that safeguards your investment for years ahead. Ignoring Your Local Climate Conditions The…
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Choosing the Right Materials for Your Home’s Exterior
Key Considerations for Material Selection Assessing Durability and Weather Resistance When picking out exterior materials, think about the weather. Will it stand up to rain, snow, or sun? Durability is key. Consider the local climate. Some materials handle humidity better than others. Think about long-term performance. It’s important to consider how well a material will…
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Power Meets Precision: Innovations in Energy and Materials
What if the most transformative changes in the energy sector didn’t come from massive new plants or sweeping legislation—but from tiny, precise components quietly reimagined at the molecular level? In a world increasingly powered by renewables and driven by digital expectations, our energy infrastructure needs more than scale—it needs nuance. It needs adaptability, speed, and…
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Construction costs dip, but tariffs hike some materials’ prices
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Construction input prices decreased 0.1% in April compared to the previous month, while nonresidential construction costs continued their upward march and rose 0.2%, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of U.S. Bureau of…