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Improve Your Takeoff Estimate Speed with These Simple Tips

Improve your takeoff estimate speed while keeping accuracy in mind. Commercial construction leaders understand how streamlining the estimating and takeoff...

Centralizing Construction Data to Strengthen Business Communication

Spend less time in Excel and more time on profit-driving initiatives. Do your teams have to spend time catching up...

4 Ways to Improve Your Takeoff Estimating Accuracy

Accurate takeoffs are a critical part of the cost-estimating process because you're considering the material costs, which account for a...

Improving Your Construction Company Workforce's Accountability

If one of your workers makes a mistake on the job, it's up to you to call attention to it...

Going “Green”: Nurturing a New Generation of Builders

As a response to the energy crisis of the 1970s, green building methods sought to conserve scarce resources and reduce...

Top Down Estimating: Tips to Improve Visibility of Estimate Pipeline

Do you know how your estimate pipeline looks each quarter? Are you sure you'll hit the forecast you developed? Can...

How to Reduce Your Commercial Construction Takeoff Time

There's a difference between small one-off projects where construction managers can develop estimates in their head and large-scale commercial construction...

3 Smart Tips to Boost Your Commercial Construction Company Performance

The construction industry has seen significant shifts in the last decade, from stricter building code requirements to heavy attendance at...

Pre Construction Estimating Made Easy with These 4 Simple Steps

What if you had a tool that made it easier to deal with project hold-ups, that was integrated with your...

How to Improve Your Commercial Construction Cost Estimation Process

How much could flaws in your commercial construction cost estimating process be costing your business? As mentioned in Construction Business...

4 New Ways to Improve Construction Project Profits with Accessible Data

According to the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA), profit margins for general contractors and subcontractors range between 1.4% and 3.5%...