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Socius Marketing
This really gets business owners going! For countless companies with an Internet presence, it is probably the No. 1 complaint. From the ever-popular "My company is way bigger than theirs," to “I have been in business for decades and Google should know that," it's not surprising business owners get frustrated when it seems no one visits their site. It’s all in the packaging and the presentation. Socius Marketing explains reasons why some sites may outrank others and what you might be able to do to change it.
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NACS
This complimentary 60-minute webinar will help you:
determine which of your employees are affected by the new rules;
weigh the pros and cons when considering various compliance options;
understand which exemptions to consider; and
know how regional considerations may affect your planning
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Jamsill Guard® is an adjustable sill pan flashing designed to prevent water damage from window and door leaks. Made from high impact ABS plastic, Jamsill Guard® will not deteriorate or corrode over time. Our multi-piece telescoping design allows on-site adjustability to fit all rough openings and features sloped weep areas to help evacuate moisture to the exterior of the structure. Jamsill Guard® is bonded together on site using PVC cement, creating a one-piece sill pan flashing beneath your door or window.
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Construction Dive
Finding new methods to save money is a constant goal across industries, and especially in construction. The industry's cost of doing business is on the rise, and regulatory fees are piling up, so any tip, trick or advantage can provide welcome relief from the constant assault on a contractor's checking account.
Experts point to these steps as ways contractors can cut costs and keep their businesses on the right track moving forward.
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The Jobsite
For construction businesses, pulling off a digital transformation is no easy feat. The industry is fixated on paper, and has widely accepted business practices that keep paper firmly entrenched. But, if you've felt the push from project owners to move more toward digital processes, you're getting a taste of things to come. Many owners are now requiring building information modeling, and all-digital document processes on their projects.
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By Adolfo Benedito
 When I was just a child, I had an obsession with sceneries, backgrounds, furniture and spaces. What used to affect me so much personally in that special way of constructing? It was undoubtedly the feelings related to comfort sensations, communication with nature, endless durability, personal safety, sustainability, self-sufficiency — the same things we consider we talk about new nanotechnology horizons and innovative materials.
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Builder
Attendees at the upcoming PCBC conference will get a peek into the future of home building courtesy of keynote speaker John Ellis. A former executive with Ford Motor Co. and Motorola, Ellis is the managing director of Ellis & Associates, a management consulting firm that serves clients in the automotive, consumer, connectivity and software fields.
At PCBC — held this year in San Francisco June 22 and 23 — Ellis will address new technologies that are poised to influence the building industry including IoT, 3-D printing and scanning, nanotechnology, and more.
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Eye On Housing
The count of unfilled jobs in the overall construction sector remained elevated in April after a post-Great Recession high in March. However, the count of total jobs in the residential construction sector has declined for two straight months.
According to the BLS Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey and NAHB analysis, the number of open construction sector jobs (on a seasonally adjusted basis) fell to 200,000 in April, after a cycle high of 215,000 in March. The March estimate represents the highest monthly count of job openings since May 2007.
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Construction Dive
The Clean Water Act, in effect since 1972 and administered by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers, has a straightforward mission — to prevent water pollution. The waters it protects are defined as all "navigable waters" or waters with a "significant nexus" to navigable waters. In an effort to define, once and for all, what that means exactly, the EPA finalized its Clean Water Rule in 2015, which lays out which bodies of water are considered "waters of the United States."
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