The COVID-19 pandemic affected most businesses including the engineering, construction, and building sectors. It forced many contractors out of work and left businesses struggling due to the restrictive measures put in place to prevent the spread of the virus. Nonetheless, all hope is not lost and contractors can still grow their businesses in the post-COVID era by following these tips.

The business that has a positive customer service track record and develops long-term customer relationships is the one that begins to draw in customers through word-of-mouth and referrals. If you follow this method of marketing, you will not have to continuously try to find more clients. Eventually, the clients will simply come to you...

For contractors, arriving on time to work not only affects how the job gets done but also impacts the productivity and reputation of the business. To promote punctuality, you need to demonstrate leadership that models the expected behavior. This means showing up on time for work, meetings and appointments. Here are some reasons why being on time matters.

If there ever was a job field that could nearly guarantee job security forever, it would be construction. There are always things that need building -- houses, office buildings, you name it. Construction work will always be necessary to society. Construction work is labeled as an essential business by the federal government as well, so the work almost never stops. However, job security isn't the only appealing thing about the field. Here are the main things that make construction such a great career path.

With over 50 days of 110-degree weather in the valley, the extreme heat is taking a toll on many species of trees and shrubs. What happens to our plants in these conditions?

From the first human-built shelters to the massive office buildings, solidly-built homes, sports stadiums, medical complexes and bridges of today, no other industry played or will play such a crucial role in human history as the construction industry.

As the economy continues to expand with a boom in construction projects from home construction to corporate projects to state and federal infrastructure projects, the lack of skilled entry-level laborers creates challenges for the licensed contractors bidding and winning jobs and projects.

Fall has finally hit Arizona! The transition between summer and winter is the most loved season for all Arizonians. Let's welcome the cooler nights and get excited about all the upcoming events headed our way. Below are new and fun activities to do in the fall.

If you are a contractor and looking to grow your business, there's never been a better time to do so. Below are simple steps and actions you can take to ensure sustained success, growth, and customer satisfaction.

The return of shop class, along with more widespread support for skilled labor careers, is the silver bullet America needs to continue its economic boom. It's foolish to let technology replace the jobs that the country was built on. Skilled labor will continue to be a critical part of America, and it's important to nurture talented workers with classes starting in high school. Whether you were a beneficiary of shop class, or simply wish it had been available for you, we understand your business.