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The Ultimate Guide to Sunrooms in Kansas City
Sunrooms, those beautiful glass-enclosed spaces that bridge the gap between our homes and the great outdoors, are becoming an increasingly popular home addition in Kansas City. In a world where we spend more time indoors than ever before, the desire for natural light and a connection to nature has never been stronger. A sunroom offers…
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How Building Systems Integration Cuts Project Timelines
Large-scale construction projects demand precision and efficiency to stay on schedule. With increasingly complex electrical systems in commercial buildings and data centers, traditional installation methods often cause delays. Contractors are turning to innovative approaches that streamline integration and reduce risks of project overruns. When applied thoughtfully, prefabrication can transform how electrical systems are designed, produced,…
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Work continues on NYC megaprojects, despite $18B federal funding pause
Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Contractors on two of New York City’s largest infrastructure projects will keep digging, but they might glance over their shoulders toward Washington. A pair of the Big Apple’s infrastructure darlings, the Gateway Program and the next phase…
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Winning Customers Online: A Concrete Business Guide to Digital Success
Winning clients online today requires clarity, focus, and the right approach. People no longer rely on word-of-mouth alone when deciding whom to trust. They search online, compare options, and decide within minutes whether to stay or leave. To keep up, companies need strategies that build visibility, attract genuine interest, and convert that attention into long-term…
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In recruiting, construction needs to pitch being a leader, not a laborer
Listen to the article 5 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Boyd Worsham is president and CEO of the National Center for Construction Education and Research, a nonprofit foundation. Opinions are the author’s own. Ask any high schooler what a career in construction looks like, and most will…
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NYC zoning changes, high vacancy rates drive office conversion activity
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Changes in zoning policy are helping to boost office-to-residential conversion activity in New York City, with annual conversions growing from 1.6 million square feet in 2023 to 3.3 million in 2024. Through August 2025, 4.1 million square…
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September 2025: Contractors report their latest awards
Imagine watching a basketball game without a scoreboard. After countless jump shots, layups and dunks, it’d be hard to know who’s winning. In construction, the same could be said about new project awards. If companies don’t celebrate them, it’s hard to know where the business — or the industry as a whole — is headed. …
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Skanska JV wraps up $450M Baltimore tunnel nearly 2 years early
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. A joint venture has reached substantial completion on the $450 million Howard Street Tunnel Project in Baltimore nearly two years ahead of the original completion date, according to a Sept. 30 press release. Sweden-based developer and builder…
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GAF Roofing Academy Joins Department of Defense SkillBridge Program
GAF has earned Department of Defense approval for its Roofing Academy under the SkillBridge program—a milestone that expands the Academy’s reach and creates new pathways to long-term careers for transitioning service members. The SkillBridge designation positions the GAF Roofing Academy as a national resource that equips service members with classroom and hands-on training while connecting…

