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40-Year Building Recertifications

cbeecher June 7, 2017Building Codes, Building Envelope, Building Glazing Inspection, Building Maintenance, Construction, Construction Law, Quality Control, Roofing, Windows

On the “Everything Building Envelope” podcast, host Paul Beers and his guest James LaGreca discussed everything you need to know about that looming 40-year building recertification date, demystifying the process with some solid information and good advice.

James LaGreca is Director of Operations for DSS Condo, a subdivision of Development Services Solutions, a leading construction management firm in Florida. James has a Master of Architecture degree and also teaches Structural Systems at Florida International University.

Next Generation of Construction Professionals

cbeecher May 12, 2017Construction

How is the construction industry managing workforce development for the future? That’s the topic Paul Beers of GCI Consultants discussed with guest Dr. Mittie Cannon on the Everything Building Envelope podcast.

Dr. Cannon is the manager of workforce development with Amec Foster Wheeler, a global organization that provides services to numerous operations in the public and private sector. She brought that expertise to Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) — the national trade industry association — when she served as the chair of the Workforce Development and Initiatives Committee. She remains involved with workforce development at ABC on the national and local Alabama Chapter level.

Chief Economist For ABC: Outlook for Construction Industry 2017

cbeecher April 11, 2017Construction

Chief Economist For ABC: Outlook for Construction Industry 2017 Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is a national trade industry association representing 21,000 members organized in 70 chapters. ABC helps members …

Construction Risk

cbeecher December 17, 2014Construction

Construction risks are many and they can be the difference between a successful and profitable project for all involved. One of the least addressed but most expensive risks during construction …

Manufacturers Innovate to Create Better Storm-Resistant Construction Materials

cbeecher July 25, 2014Building Codes, Construction, Hurricanes

Nature has provided the construction industry with its own natural hurricane lab – Florida. Out of the destruction of hurricanes have come significant innovations in building materials and code improvements. …

Comprehensive Inspections Can Lead to Long-Term Cost Savings

cbeecher June 17, 2014Construction, Roofing

Most people have heard that one has to spend money to make money. However, in today’s uncertain economic times, companies across the country are not just looking to make money––they …

3 Areas Where Building Maintenance Is Crucially Important

cbeecher January 2, 2014Construction

Your home or commercial property is likely your most valuable investment. No doubt, then, you should be willing to invest the time and money necessary to maintain its value. Without …

Construction Site Inspections Can Ensure Your Project Is Completed Correctly

cbeecher December 30, 2013Construction

Hiring inspection services for your construction site can help ensure that the project runs smoothly and efficiently by minimizing expenses and optimizing production. This involves monitoring what is happening throughout …

How To Hire The Right Mold Remediation Consultant

cbeecher December 6, 2013Construction

Of the many chronic, degenerative issues that can affect your home, mold is one of the most expensive to address. The only bright spot is that mold infestations are generally …

LEED avoids class action, energy savings claim left untested

cbeecher September 2, 2011Building Codes, Construction, Quality Control

LEED avoids class action, energy savings claim left untested: http://ow.ly/6m6Jv

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