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The Problem with Disconnecting Science and Construction

Mark Fowler

February 1, 2019

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Disconnected is a way to describe our industry with regard to standards and practices.

FedEx Hub Selects Belgard for Largest Segmental Retaining Wall System

January 25, 2019

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Completed this past summer, the sprawling new FedEx Ground Distribution Hub in Middletown, Connecticut, by many measures, qualifies as one the state’s all-time largest construction projects.

Easy Money: A Guide to Working in Blue Collar Trades

Mark Fowler

January 4, 2019

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Not all work is created equal, and some require a willingness and determination to get the job done.

Walls & Ceilings Contractor of 2018: BakerTriangle

This Texas powerhouse should be no STRANGER to those in the industry—and should come AS no surprise.

John Wyatt

December 3, 2018

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Walls & Ceilings magazine has selected its Contractor of 2018, BakerTriangle.

10 Safety Tips For Operating Aerial Work Platforms

Tips every operator should know to stay safe on a jobsite.

December 1, 2018

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The number one priority for aerial equipment manufacturers is to provide safe, productive aerial work platforms for customers working on aerial worksites.

North American versus European Levels of Finish Quality Standards

Keep a Level Head

December 1, 2018

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Different standards for levels of finish that may make you re-think the North American quality system.

A Gypsum Q&A with Gypsum Association Specialist, Greg Woolley

Susan Hines

December 1, 2018

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After a year at the Gypsum Association, Technical Services Specialist Greg Woolley is more than ready to answer your questions related to gypsum panel products.

Applied Restoration: Selling the Business and Exiting Successfully

John Wyatt

November 1, 2018

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What happens when colleagues want to take ownership of a successful company? Its complex, but overall the situation can be a win-win for both parties.

Six Common Firestop Mistakes

When an inspection fails on a project in regards to firestopping, there are six common mistakes.

Riley Archer

October 5, 2018

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Firestopping is one commercial building trade that doesn’t require licensing, qualifications or training.

Three Challenging Stucco Trends to Overcome

Mark Fowler

October 4, 2018

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While some believe stucco is not suitable for rain or humidity, it has been proven to work in Seattle and Miami. So, what makes it work and what makes it not?