Have you ever thought that the employees in your construction company have different or conflicting goals? Do you ever feel the left hand...

Vision in The Construction Business – The Common Bond Historically, construction projects have served many purposes, including providing...

Training Construction Employees – Part 5   This five-part series began with an overview of Training Construction Employees. The next...

Training Construction Employees – Part 4   So far, in this five-part series on Training Construction Employees we’ve covered: Stepping up...

Training Construction Employees – Part 3   In the introduction to this five-part series concerning Training Construction Employees , we...

Have you wondered how to stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive in the construction industry when your employees are often less...

The first part of this two-part series focused on getting employee engagement through telling your engaging  story . The second key to...

Getting construction employees (in the field or the office) engaged in your business may seem difficult. It feels as if there is a gap...

When, as a construction contractor, you think you’re expected to know something you don’t, you may react by trying to cover up your lack...

Communication and documentation are crucial in the construction industry. Multiple individuals and organizations are involved, and the...

There are two sides to the accounting coin used by profitable construction contractors: Past and Future. Accounting for the Past...

Have you ever “gone for it” only to discover that you hadn’t really prepared to take care of it? Have you ever thought, “This will get...

Wouldn’t you know it? Digitizing your construction business requires investment. Your company must invest cash to acquire the current...

What’s the most useful tool in your toolbox? No, it’s not a measuring tape, although measuring tapes are useful. What’s more useful is...

Although it is only three words long, the name of our construction-centric accounting firm, The Profit Constructors, says a lot. We make...

The ability to adjust to the proper constructive attitude of the moment sets leaders of quality construction businesses apart.

A Heads Down Story I recently encountered a heads-down worker. She was courteous and kind when we first stepped into the space where she...

Why do some people (both construction clients and contractors) assume that calculating costs + contingencies + overhead + profit is...

What if I told you that your purpose in life may or may not be tied directly to the construction business you own? The paradox of...

Auditing a Few More Things In the first part of this 4-part series concerning auditing expenses in your construction business, I...