Over the past decade, solar energy was widely viewed as one of the fastest-growing sectors in American construction and infrastructure. From large-scale commercial solar farms to residential rooftop installations, the industry experienced rapid expansion fueled by favorable policies, declining equipment costs, and strong consumer demand. However, in recent years, the trajectory of solar energy—both commercial… Read more »
The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) plays a critical and far-reaching role in shaping the built environment across the United States. As a federal agency under the United States Department of Defense, USACE is responsible not only for military construction but also for a wide range of civil works projects that impact infrastructure,… Read more »
Construction practices across the United States vary widely, but few comparisons are as striking as those between New York and Florida. These two states sit on opposite ends of the climate spectrum, and as a result, their building methods, materials, and engineering priorities differ significantly. From freezing winters and snow loads in New York to… Read more »
Florida’s skyline continues to change. From major highway expansions and mixed-use developments to residential housing, hospitality projects, healthcare facilities, and public infrastructure, the state remains one of the fastest-growing construction markets in the country. But while cranes fill the skyline, one major challenge continues to threaten progress: the shortage of skilled construction workers.
This blog was written by guest blogger, Suzie Wilson. Starting a construction company is the process of transforming technical craftsmanship into a scalable corporate entity. It requires the synchronization of licensing, financial planning, and risk management to ensure that every project contributes to long term stability. Success in this industry is rarely about who can swing… Read more »
Construction on public projects in Florida comes with unique payment protections and unique legal requirements. Unlike private construction jobs, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers generally cannot file a mechanic’s lien against public property. You cannot place a lien on a school, courthouse, municipal building, or public roadway project. Instead, Florida law protects payment bonds.
The construction industry is facing a critical challenge: a growing demand for skilled labor paired with a shrinking talent pipeline. In response, organizations across the country are stepping up to close this gap—but few have made as significant an impact as the National Center for Construction Education and Research. As a nonprofit dedicated to workforce… Read more »
Cash flow is the lifeblood of every construction company. Whether you are a small subcontractor chasing unpaid invoices, a mid-size general contractor managing multiple projects, or a large supplier handling lien rights across several states, getting paid on time is critical to survival. That is where Levelset becomes an extremely valuable tool.
In a recent client conference, I was asked, “So what is arbitration, anyhow?” In the context of a construction claim or in seeking to prevent a construction claim, there are several significant advantages that arbitration can provide in lieu of litigation. In today’s challenging business environment being aware of the various options available could make… Read more »
For more than half a century, Walt Disney World and the state of Florida have been closely intertwined both economically and culturally. Without this shared cooperation, collaboration, and large-scale investment, local construction and long-term development would falter.