Despite the challenges presented to the whole community during the COVID 19 pandemic, much significant work has continued to progress regarding how we can make life for everyone more accessible, more inclusive, more productive and more enjoyable.

Tradespeople and professionals in Australia’s construction sector may have finally had some good news with the latest data showing that job vacancies in the sector have risen for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic.

The most recent lot sales for greater Perth for the June quarter show a massive growth in purchases, higher than any quarter in at least the last 10 years.

Small home builders throughout Australia are getting busier despite COVID-19, new data suggests.

Queensland will pour billions of dollars into civil infrastructure and commercial buildings as the state ramps up efforts to stimulate a post-COVID economic recovery.

For residents of Sydney’s Opal Tower, being evacuated on Christmas Eve in 2018 after hearing cracking sounds was just the start of their problems.

These days any employee critical to a company’s continued success and profitability is likely to be asked to sign a Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and Non-Disclosure Agreement. In enforcing such agreements, courts look … Read More

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Every year, Milwaukee Tool organizes an invite-only media event, called NPS, in order to showcase dozens of new products that they plan to release over the next year. This year, the company had to pivot to an online event – and everyone is invited.

Our next builder comparison features Arnold Lumber.

This construction center sells agricultural and residential building kits in the Midwest. They’re not to be confused with a Rhode Island LBM dealer of the same name.

In this blog, we present the facts and strengths of each pole barn builder. Our goal is to provide you with a better understanding of how FBi Buildings compares to Arnold Lumber before making a buying decision.

Money talks. Cash is king. Bill early and often, and collect all billings.

For most business owners, these are more than simple catch phrases. They are the rules of business that spell the difference between success and failure. And perhaps nowhere is that truer than in the construction industry.