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Podcast Español Jill Bloom and Trent Cotney

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Operativos migratorios, seguros y Tesla: tres asuntos que impactan a contratistas del roofing

Jill Bloom y Trent Cotney analizan tres asuntos que los contratistas deben vigilar de cerca.

Trent Cotney

Jill Bloom

September 21, 2026

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Los operativos migratorios, las disputas por pagos de seguros y el fin de Tesla Solar dejan nuevas lecciones sobre cumplimiento y contratos.

Contractor Legal Alert: Immigration, Tesla & Unpaid Claims

Legal Insights

Three Big Issues Hitting Contractors: Immigration, Unpaid Claims and Tesla

Jill Bloom and Trent Cotney break down three issues contractors should be watching closely right now.

Trent Cotney

Jill Bloom

September 15, 2026

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Trent Cotney discusses immigration, insurance payments, Tesla solar roofs and contractor risks.

Roofing e inmigración

Operativos migratorios afectan al 29% de contratistas de la construcción, según AGC y NCCER

El Sur de Estados Unidos registra el mayor impacto laboral.

Patricia Soto Servin

September 8, 2026

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Operativos confirmados y rumores sobre acciones migratorias están afectando la disponibilidad de trabajadores, especialmente en el sur del país.

Workforce data

Immigration Enforcement Affects 29% of Contractors, AGC-NCCER Survey Finds

Southern contractors report the greatest impact.

Patricia Soto Servin

September 4, 2026

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An AGC-NCCER survey finds actual and rumored immigration actions are disrupting construction workforces, particularly in the South.

Construction Climate

Data Centers Fuel Commercial Construction Hiring Gains in April

Nonresidential construction added 19,000 jobs in April as data center and power projects continued driving demand despite broader economic uncertainty

Tanja Kern

May 11, 2026

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Commercial construction hiring remained strong in April, led by surging demand for data centers and infrastructure projects.

Quarterly Report

Asphalt Shingle Demand Falls 9.9% in Q1 as Costs Surge

Shipments decline for a second straight first quarter while rising fuel and materials prices add pressure across roofing markets

Tanja Kern

April 24, 2026

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U.S. asphalt shingle shipments dropped double digits in Q1 2026, with all major roofing categories declining year over year as construction demand softens and costs climb sharply.

Awards News

Ridgeline Construction Roofing & Exteriors' Lauren Marsh Wins AGC Honor

Huntsville construction leader recognized at 2026 BuildSouth Awards for excellence and leadership in the industry

Roofing Contractor Staff

March 24, 2026

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Lauren Marsh, president of Ridgeline Construction, earned the AGC Alabama Women in Construction Award, highlighting her impact on the field and leadership in advancing women in the industry.

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Legislation

Labor Department Seeks to Rescind 2024 Contractor Rule

Proposed rule would reinstate a streamlined economic reality test, with construction groups praising the shift and officials opening a 60-day public comment period.

Tanja Kern

Art Aisner

February 27, 2026

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The proposed rule would restore a streamlined economic reality test, with officials and industry groups citing clarity and flexibility for employers and independent workers.

Construction Data

Construction Costs Rise Fastest Since Early 2023

New analyses from AGC and ABC show construction input prices surged in November, driven by tariff-impacted materials and energy costs.

Tanja Kern

January 14, 2026

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Construction input prices jumped 0.4% to 0.6% in November, marking the fastest annual increase since January 2023. With aluminum, steel, and energy costs climbing amid tariffs, contractors are raising bids, passing on costs, and planning cautiously—even as some remain optimistic about margins next year.

Construction Data

Data Centers Lift Construction Outlook, but Economic Worries Grow

Survey shows strong demand for data centers and power projects in 2026, even as contractors grow more concerned about recession risks, labor shortages and policy uncertainty.

Tanja Kern

January 13, 2026

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While data centers and power projects are driving commercial demand, contractors say economic uncertainty and workforce shortages could affect residential and mixed-use construction in 2026, according to a new AGC and Sage survey.

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Operativos migratorios, seguros y Tesla: tres asuntos que impactan a contratistas del roofing

Three Big Issues Hitting Contractors: Immigration, Unpaid Claims and Tesla

Operativos migratorios afectan al 29% de contratistas de la construcción, según AGC y NCCER

Immigration Enforcement Affects 29% of Contractors, AGC-NCCER Survey Finds

Data Centers Fuel Commercial Construction Hiring Gains in April

Asphalt Shingle Demand Falls 9.9% in Q1 as Costs Surge

Ridgeline Construction Roofing & Exteriors' Lauren Marsh Wins AGC Honor

Labor Department Seeks to Rescind 2024 Contractor Rule

Construction Costs Rise Fastest Since Early 2023

Data Centers Lift Construction Outlook, but Economic Worries Grow

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