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Better insulation can help reduce fossil fuel use, lower emissions, and increase national energy security

Contractors need to adapt to AI-enhanced search results if they wish to remain relevant

Advanced housewraps, barriers, and insulation systems are redefining the building envelope—enhancing energy efficiency, improving indoor air quality, and strengthening structures against the demands of a changing climate.

As inflation, interest rates and global tariffs squeeze the construction industry, contractors must focus on strategic sourcing, cautious expansion, and operational efficiency to remain competitive.

How interconnected machines, real-time data and autonomous systems are transforming construction sites.

TLPCA Annual Convention Showcases Industry Progress, Honors Leaders, and Tackles Labor Challenges

As contractors anticipate a surge in prefabrication over the next five years, this article breaks down how to evaluate its financial viability, balance risks, and build a compelling case for investment.

Air barriers significantly reduce energy use in buildings by minimizing air leakage, debunking long-held myths about “breathable” buildings and demonstrating through research and field testing that airtight construction—when paired with proper ventilation—improves energy efficiency, durability, and indoor air quality.

Once considered unconventional, rainscreen systems are now formally recognized in the International Building Code—marking a pivotal moment for resilient, energy-efficient building design.

The Nevell Group and Performance Contracting Inc. collaborated on a technically complex ceiling project at Los Angeles International Airport, blending cutting-edge fabrication, global sourcing, and design innovation.