What You Need to Know About Flashing a Window Mark Fowler November 15, 2022 No Comments Tips to keep in mind about window installation.Read More
Protect Your Contracting Information LOOKING TO THE PAST TO HELP WITH THE FUTURE. Mark Fowler October 21, 2022 No Comments You may have heard “great resignation” or “quiet quitting.” You may also feel they do not apply to construction.Read More
Construction Workers Move to the Office MOVING FROM WORKING IN THE FIELD TO AN OFFICE CAN BE A BIG ADJUSTMENT. Mark Fowler September 19, 2022 One Comment Construction is a historic trade with several and ever-changing disciplines. Prior to 1980, the industry was focused on the worker in the field. Read More
This is Not Contracting IT’S IMPORTANT TO THINK LONG TERM, NOT JUST THE PRESENT. Mark Fowler August 22, 2022 No Comments
Contracting—Supply & Demand SUPPLY, DEMAND AND THE OVERWHELMING DESIRE TO KEEP PRICES IN CHECK CAN BE POWERFUL FORCES TO OVERCOME. Mark Fowler July 25, 2022 No Comments The risk/reward factor is someone that bids for work with many unknowns. Read More
Bundle Me Up IS BUNDLING ACTUALLY HARMING THE INDUSTRY? Mark Fowler June 20, 2022 No Comments Why pay multiple dues and attend several events when it can all be bundled into one payment and one show? Read More
Train Your Culture to Care IT’S ONE THING TO HAVE WELL-TRAINED WORKERS. IT’S ANOTHER THING ENTIRELY TO CULTIVATE A CULTURE WHERE THEY CAN SUCCEED. Mark Fowler May 26, 2022 No Comments Without skilled workers, both productivity and quality drops, and it can drop dramatically. Read More
Gypsum Sheathing CALCIUM SULFATE DIHYDRATE, MEET YOUR NEW NAME: GYPSUM SHEATHING Mark Fowler April 22, 2022 No Comments In 1910, the United States adopted and refined the process using calcium sulfate dihydrate. Read More
Science Made to Fit HAS THE GENERAL PUBLIC BECOME MORE CRITICAL OF SCIENCE? Mark Fowler March 25, 2022 No Comments Based on experience, I had come to believe that institutions of higher learning were more independent. But over time I found out that many of these reports were skewed. Read More