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Sometimes competitors can work together in a common cause, and there’s no cause more important in construction than worker safety.

The last thing you need to be doing in this economy is stocking a truck too heavily or paying for excess inventory.

So I am driving through South Georgia earlier this week thinking about all kinds of different things. Don’t talk on the cell phone while driving anymore, so this frees up some time for random thoughts. Yes, I am focused on the road but one’s mind cannot help but wander even with all the natural beauty of South Georgia countryside passing by the window.

Contractors need to unplug! Here are some tips to finding some peace.

As health care reform becomes a key focus of the Obama administration, the media has been flooded with reports on the rising costs of health care insurance.

Flush with cash and highly successful, the behemoth Exxon Mobil does not know what they sell or who their customer is. Of course I am not qualified to make such an outrageous statement, but this is my blog, dammit, and I can pontificate if I feel like it.

These slow times are a perfect time to upgrade your staff.

The Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association of Georgia (RASMCA), some Georgia roofing contractors, and an Atlanta television reporter have gotten together to put some light on the dangers of dealing with unscrupulous individuals putting themselves forward as roofing contractors.

It may seem counterintuitive but offering a better warranty than your competition actually makes you money.

The word disaster conjures up many images.