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Lumber prices are skyrocketing, making it a highly sought-after commodity for thieves to steal and resell for profit. The National Association of Homebuilders has estimated that approximately $36,000 is currently added to each single family home build. Unfortunately, this makes…

In this month’s video, we zoomed in on a trespasser trying to steal items from a construction storage trailer.

"The construction industry is ripe for disruption," writes Rajat Agarwal, Shankar Chandrasekaran, and Mukund Sridhar in Imagining Construction's Digital Future. "Large projects across asset classes typically take 20 percent longer to finish than scheduled and are up to 80…

In this month’s video, a man with wire cutters accessed a construction site by cutting the perimeter fence. Then we cut off his fun when we called police.

Why is it important to stay current on construction trends every year? These trends give you valuable clues on what might be on the horizon. They can lead to opportunities or allow you to jump ahead of the competition by taking action first. Change will happen. Even in the…

Fencing around a construction site is crucial for keeping the workers, as well as the project itself, safe from interruptions. It also helps to keep casual passersby from entering accidentally. However, those determined to get inside will always find a way. It’s something we see…

"Construction workers are five times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID-19 than their peers in other professions, according to a new study from University of Texas at Austin researchers," writes Dom DiFurio in The Dallas Morning News. According to the article, researchers…

The construction industry has a lot to contend with in protecting construction workers. The pandemic has only exacerbated this. A new report from The University of Texas at Austin titled "COVID-19 in Austin, Texas: Epidemiological Assessment of Construction Work" provides…