Protect Your Business from a Natural Disaster

A natural disaster can put your whole life at risk. For business owners, there is even more to worry about and prepare for. A natural disaster like Hurricane Harvey in Houston, or the recent wildfires of California can lay ruin to your company. You may think it would never happen to you, but one in […]
Simple Steps to Prevent Your Construction Business from Being Hacked

If you own a construction company, you might feel pretty safe from hackers. Your company may not have a website, physical office location or a big staff. But unless you operate on a paper-only basis, you could be susceptible to hackers who want to exploit information and steal dollars from you, your company, employees, and […]
Projects We Love: Tampa International Airport Expansion

Tampa International Airport (TIA) is nearly finished with the first phase of its roughly $2.3 billion expansion. The first phase has included the construction of one of the largest car rental facilities in the country (2.6 million square feet), and a 1.4 mile people mover track, plus renovations to each of the four existing airsides […]
Projects We Love: Hurricane Harvey Cleanup

The devastation caused when Hurricane Harvey hit the Gulf Coast on August 25 was staggering. More than one million people were displaced and roughly 200,000 homes were damaged in a 300-mile span. The cleanup and recovery will be a long one for the region, but within a few months, contractors working for the Texas Department […]
Projects We Love: Independence Hall Visitor Center

The front door of one of the most historical sites in the country is undergoing a major renovation. The Independence Visitor Center, in Philadelphia, welcomes millions of people from around the country and around the world who want to see where the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were signed.
4 Signs You Need to Hire an Accountant For Your Commercial Construction Business

If your company has more than a few employees, your revenue is growing, and you are juggling multiple jobs, it’s probably time to hire your own construction accountant, preferably a Certified Public Accountant. A good accountant often pays for themselves in a relatively short amount of time. After all, finances need to be current and […]
What Is Retainage in Construction?

Been pondering the question “What is retainage in construction?” without an answer? Read on. What is retainage? Retainage is a common word all subcontractors and construction-related businesses need to be aware of AND account for in their cash flow statements. The meaning comes from the words root, retain, or to hold. With contracted work, it […]
Construction Inflation: What you need to know for your next bid

There’s one word that has been popping up for a while now. Inflation. Inflation is the rise of materials, labor, and equipment. Not only does it raise costs, but it also heavily impacts the bidding process and cash flow on your projects. What numbers worked then don’t work now, and being adaptable to inflation is […]
The Future of the Construction Industry

America was built upon the foundation of freedom seekers. Our forefathers were able to create this country from their bare hands, paving out the roads to begin their journeys, building the homes to house their families and constructing the buildings that became their towns. The America we look back on was beautiful, intricate, and strong. […]
Small Business Construction Loans: How to Secure One

Within the construction industry, there are several myths I would like to bust! One of them is to change the negative perception around taking out a loan or needing funding! As businesses start out or begin to grow and scale, obtaining additional financing or securing small business construction loans to support cash flow to take […]