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 Construction sites are often associated with large amounts of waste, ranging from leftover materials to packaging waste and debris. Consequently, the construction industry has a significant impact on environmental sustainability. However, by implementing simple yet effective strategies, we can significantly reduce waste on construction sites, demonstrating our commitment to responsible building practices. In this blog post, we will explore some practical ways to minimize waste and promote …

This week in Texas we had several disasters declared, One of which effected my hometown of Winnsboro. A Large Derecho blew through and devastated several towns in our area. Our downtown was heavily damaged and seven days later at least 200,000 in East Texas still have no power. so How can our companies that are coming in help the locals in such a situation and still be safe? Disaster relief construction is a crucial part of the recovery process after natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthqu …

Have you ever heard someone say that a particular term in a contract is so outrageous, unfair, one sided, or ridiculous that it cannot possibly be enforceable? If you are signing a contract as a consumer, that may very well be true as there are several laws out there for the express purpose of protecting the consumer.  However, if you are signing the contract as a business, for the most part the courts presume that you are a “big boy,” know what you’re signing (even if you don’t or in fact …

That nasty letter from the customer – we’ve all gotten complaints on the job site. The complaint? You’re behind schedule, your work isn’t being performed properly. Your materials are late, you’ve delivered the wrong materials, or maybe you’ve not delivered enough materials. Your truck didn’t show up, or any number of issues. Maybe the letter comes in the form of a 48-hour notice, or maybe just a general complaint, or maybe you got verbal approval on a c …