Let’s face it, making that initial introduction can be intimidating to a lot of people.

Construction projects inherently come with a variety of risk: safety hazards, financial risks, project delays. Hiring subcontractors adds another layer where things can go wrong. Doing a little research on subcontractors to prequalify them for the project can make the difference in making a project safe and profitable.

It’s no secret the construction industry is late to the digital age party. In fact, many companies still haven’t arrived. However, as the industry continues to change, keeping up with technology is key to remaining competitive and relevant.

Transitioning from residential to commercial construction can be intimidating. Understanding commercial construction – the players, process and common terms – will help make the jump less daunting.

Prepping your construction sites for winter ideally would start in early fall. However, if you haven’t had an opportunity to prep for winter weather, take time now to review your preparedness.