
Builders Boost Confidence with Home Warranties & OSHA Silica Compliance
Dust can plague even the cleanest building sites, covering every surface in a layer of grime and threatening construction workers’ health. But not all dust

Dust can plague even the cleanest building sites, covering every surface in a layer of grime and threatening construction workers’ health. But not all dust

Builders at Allen Homes in South Dakota barely had time to lay the foundations on its new home before buyers snapped them up. Arizona builder,

Good news for builders: Buying a home just got easier for thousands of home buyers. To keep up with soaring home prices, limits on home

The suburbs are getting upcycled. As more home buyers are forced out of cities toward the suburbs, they’re taking their hunger for city living with

Drones, laser scanning, smart work boots, 4D scheduling, live construction drawings—they’re the types of new technologies construction firms are often skeptical of. But is it
Leaky roofs, leaning walls, faulty wiring: Purchasing a defective home is high on the list of home buyers’ worst nightmares. It’s no wonder, given that
With crisis-level housing shortages in many U.S. cities, home builders face intense pressure to build up the nation’s inventory of available homes. Yet labor shortages

Working with subcontractors just got easier for home builders. Recent changes to national labor standards allow construction companies to once again hire subcontractors without being
There are a lot of costs involved in building a home. For example, there is the acquisition of land, regulatory fees, labor, and materials, just

After several years of skyrocketing home prices and tightening inventories, the dust is finally starting to settle in the housing market, leaving home builders surveying