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Expert Columns: Page 85
Expert Columns
How sweeping contractors can work with third-party providers
World Sweeping Association
Contract tips for working with third-party vendors
Plant Maintenance
Tips for Employee Safety from Coronavirus
World Sweeping Association
World Sweeping Association’s Tips for Contractor Employee Safety from Coronavirus
Expert Columns
Acceptable Tolerances for Residential Basement Slabs
Concrete Foundations Association (CFA)
The Concrete Foundations Association explains the conditions for evaluation of floor thickness tolerances vs. minimum required thickness in residential basement slabs.
Expert Columns
Densifiers Demystified
SpecChem, LLC
A concrete densifier is a chemical solution that, when applied to a concrete surface, increases surface density by sealing pores.
Workforce
A Stable Rental Workforce Requires Retaining, Training & Appreciation
Detmer Consulting Inc.
For equipment and general tool rental businesses, it's important to have an effective employee retention and training system. What is being done at your rental company to keep your staff from drifting away? Here are some suggestions moving forward.
Expert Columns
The (Not So) Clear Benefits of a Payroll Tax Holiday
GB Financial Services, LLC
For construction contractors, this short-term “loan” program may prove more trouble than it’s worth.
Expert Columns
Don't Settle for Low Construction Margins
Construction Business Coaching
Decide what you need to do to build a high margin business by deciding how you want your company to operate in the future
Expert Columns
5 Tips for Selecting the Best Construction Accounting Software for Subcontractors
Intuit QuickBooks
Cloud-based accounting software is a powerful and flexible option designed for construction subcontractor businesses like yours.
Expert Columns
Profit Depends on Properly Calculating Equipment Costs and Value
GB Financial Services, LLC
Ensuring profit on projects requires knowing the true cost of the construction equipment on your jobs and in your fleet.
Technology
Bid to Punchlist: Managing the Concrete Slab Package
Structural Services Inc.
Defining the RFP with a clear vision of the scope of work, job site conditions and work restrictions will go far in minimizing confusion and potential conflict.
Expert Columns
Make the Right Construction Bids and Make More Money
Construction Business Coaching
Bidding more work, at low price, is never the answer to growing a successful construction business and making money.
Expert Columns
Concrete Slump Should Not Be Specified
American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)
The concrete producer and contractor should determine slump requirements.
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