Construction data included in building permits changes with the seasons. Projects encountered in autumn, for example, are generally not the same as what’s happening in spring and early summer. Contractors and subcontractors can benefit from targeting their focus to fit the time of year. Spring is the season for home improvements and remodeling. As the […]
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Construction data included in building permits reveals that both window retrofits and new installations are more popular than ever. Homeowners who are getting these new windows, however, often have a question: Why is a building permit required in the first place for the usually simple process of installing new windows? County building departments actually do
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We as a society have become crazy-thirsty for knowledge. Meanwhile, information has become a bottomless pool. We have so much data to gather and we must sort that data to filter irrelevant information out. Then what? Then you use that information to bid, price, evaluate materials, inventory… You do what you need to put that data to
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Construction data can tell you a lot about what’s happening and where—in new construction as well as renovations. For companies with related products as well as the contractors who get the job done, data derived from building permits provides a valuable perspective on the current status quo of construction and other associated work performed in
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Specific construction data harvested from building permits can assist in targeting products for the roofing industry and ancillary companies. While small, limited roof patching may not require pulling a building permit, virtually all municipalities do require building permits for any re-roofing project that exceeds mere patching. What’s Up On The Roof? Relevant information to be
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In the construction equipment industry, there’s no such thing as too much information, otherwise known as TMI. Today’s customers, in their quest of wanting to know more about everything, have become data-driven. Businesses slow to catch on will be the also-rans in a competitive race for market share. If your business includes marketing construction equipment, your
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Projected sales of windows and doors are trending positive through the end of 2021 and likely beyond. According to industry forecasts, the market will see increases of at least 4.5% this year and next. The increase will include products ranging from lower-priced, hollow-core doors and vinyl windows up through to the more expensive high-end solid doors
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Don’t think because your target market is Small Town, Oklahoma you don’t need to follow global and national construction trends. You do. Many countries follow our lead in global construction solutions and advances. But several European countries are more advanced in setting construction-industry trends. What they’re building today is likely your project focus tomorrow. Nothing
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Subcontractors use construction data to stay on top of area analytics. They want to know what companies are winning the most bids for new-builds and commercial or residential renovations. The subcontractor that sent you a basket of fruit over the holidays? That’s the company that made money with you last year and wants to partner
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If you search the Internet, you can find the information you need quickly. For example, there’s a report that details historic trends of the United States swimming pool industry through 2018. It’s obviously a very good report and it’s only slightly more than $750. For one data report through 2018. Remember 5-year plans? They were
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