A lesson for contractors: Boost your focus and improve executive function
Executive function matters on and off the job site. These simple strategies can help manage stress, sharpen focus, and improve productivity.
Construction
Top corded tools from Makita
Discover the top corded tools from Makita, including the powerful GA7021 Angle Grinder and versatile 9920 Belt Sander.
Supertall skyscraper construction projects currently underway
Learn about the seven largest supertall skyscrapers under construction in 2025, including NYC’s JPMorgan Chase Tower and Toronto’s The One.
Best CRM software for general contractors and small construction businesses
Unanet CRM and JobNimbus are just some CRM tools for construction companies to improve communication and manage client relationships.
The 7 best framing nail guns for work (plus pros and cons of each)
A comparison of the best framing nail guns on the market, fromthe Metabo HPT and Milwaukee M18 FUEL, we cover everything you need to know.
Autonomous construction equipment: Market trends and outlook
The autonomous construction equipment market is expected to grow from $12.7B in 2023 to $27.6B by 2032 (9% CAGR).
How to become an HVAC technician: A step-by-step guide
Learn how to become an HVAC technician in the US in this guide covering steps, salary details, and how much schooling costs.
5 major power plant developments under construction
Rising energy demands from AI and domestic manufacturing has led to several power plants projects being developed in for North America.
Buildxact: The all-in-one construction software contractors love
Project managers can streamline estimates and takeoffs with Buildxact, a software solution designed for every stage of project management.
Plumbing apprenticeship: how to get one and become certified
Plumbing apprenticeships last 4–5 years, pay up to $30/hr, and include 8,000 hours of on-site training plus classroom instruction.
Lift hard hats: Why they cost more (and if they’re worth it)
Lift hard hats feature carbon fiber and advanced suspension systems, making them more expensive but more durable than traditional hard hats.
The perks and drawbacks of geothermal buildings
Geothermal systems use renewable energy and have small footprints but come with a higher up-front cost and aren’t suitable for all locations.
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