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Masonry matters: a mission to boost skills
A new association promises to solve the masonry sector’s recruitment and training challenges with an approach that targets micro companies. March this year saw the launch of the Masonry Association of Great Britain (MAGB), a new organisation that aims to boost recruitment and upskilling in the masonry sector. Current systems are not working, says the…
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Survey Says: Construction Is One of the Toughest Jobs in America—So Why Aren’t Workers Getting the Credit (or Safety) They Deserve?
A new survey commissioned by Bosch Power Tools and conducted by Talker Research has confirmed what many in the trades already know: construction work is tough. In fact, it ranked as the second toughest job in the country, right behind firefighting. But while the public seems to understand how demanding the work is, the survey…
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Are heat pumps worth it? Three factors to help you decide
While environmental experts and the government continue to encourage homeowners to make the switch to a heat pump, one of the first questions most people ask is ‘are heat pumps worth it?’ Costing more than a boiler replacement and usually requiring additional work to your existing emitters (for example, radiators), we asked energy expert, David…
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7 Smart Funding Strategies for Construction Supply Delays
The construction industry has suffered many blows in recent years, from rising material costs to supply chain disruptions. But you can weather the storms and navigate supply chain challenges with greater confidence by exploring diverse funding strategies. These are the 7 funding strategies for construction firms navigating supply chain disruptions. Understanding the Supply Chain Crisis…
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How to Choose the Right Long-Distance Moving Company
Relocating beyond state boundaries or to a remote municipality creates distinct obstacles requiring meticulous preparation and appropriate expert assistance. In contrast to nearby moves, extended-distance relocations encompass intricate coordination, cross-state regulations, and elevated risks when problems occur. The relocation service you select will handle secure transportation of your complete residence, frequently spanning hundreds or thousands…
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Why Photos and 3D Tours Are Key in Real Estate Marketing
In today’s fast-paced digital market, real estate marketing has evolved far beyond brochures and “For Sale” signs. In a world where 95% of buyers begin their search online, how your property looks on a screen can make or break a sale. That’s why high-quality real estate photography and immersive 3D virtual tours have become essential…
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Rayner’s reforms promise SME housebuilding revival
In a speech at the UK Real Estate and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF) in Leeds, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner unveiled a new strategy to rejuvenate the UK’s housing sector. Emphasising the crucial role of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), Rayner introduced planning reforms aimed at accelerating housebuilding, including the development of ‘grey belt’ land and…
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Common Reasons Why Commercial Roofs Leak
Commercial building provides your business with a secure and comfortable space to operate and expand. To keep your business running smoothly, it is essential to take care of your building, especially the roof. One common problem many commercial building owners face is a leaking roof. A roof leak can cause serious problems and cost you…
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Is a Bachelor’s in Administration Worth It? What to Know
Plenty of students find themselves asking whether a Bachelor’s in Administration is truly a smart investment for their future. This degree covers management, organization, and leadership—skills that come in handy across a wide range of industries. If you’re eyeing a job in business, healthcare, or government, it’s a pretty common route. For most people, a…