Is the Digital Age Creating More Risk for Home Builders?
Data breaches, social media, new jobsite technologies—today’s construction risk landscape is vastly different than it was just six years ago, and all signs point to
Data breaches, social media, new jobsite technologies—today’s construction risk landscape is vastly different than it was just six years ago, and all signs point to
In the home building industry, risk is unavoidable. Inclement weather can interfere with construction timelines. Vandals can damage a home-in-progress. Hidden defects can surface up
Today’s home builders face a challenging task: Meet the intensifying demand for new homes, despite mounting financial and legal pressures. It’s a sticky dilemma, and
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
After a year of devastating hurricanes that left thousands of homes in Florida and Texas submerged under water, home builders in those areas have been
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
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
From scenic views to the sound of lapping water, owning a home on the coast is a dream for many home buyers. But the reality
Builders need to be aware of the most common troublesome areas in a newly constructed home that lead to untimely and expensive callbacks. As builders
I have to admit that I have recently been binge watching a competitive baking show on Netflix. Each of the contestants strive to produce the