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Masonry is an integral part of the construction of both commercial and residential structures. Although the process has several major advantages, the work can be very labor intensive. Masonry contractors may risk illness and injury as they work on homes, buildings, bridges and public works projects. Over the years, experienced masons have learned how to stay safe in dangerous conditions by following a list of recommended safety precautions. Read more
How to Run a Successful Business in 2018
More than 500,000 new small businesses are started in America each month. But, only one-third of these companies survive 10 years or more. The contractors who beat the odds are the ones who follow basic rules for how to run a successful business, which anyone can learn. Read more
3 Time Management Strategies for Overscheduled Contractors
It’s good to be busy, but in order to stay successful you need to have a way to manage your workload. Otherwise, tasks can pile up and important details can get missed. If you are feeling overwhelmed at work, these three time management strategies will help you balance your responsibilities. Read more
5 Spring Landscaping Tips for Contracting Companies
If you look around, the signs of spring are everywhere in New York. With flowers budding and grass growing, it’s time for landscapers to begin spring clean-ups. To help you get ready for the season, review these professional landscaping tips. Read more
OSHA-Approved Fall Prevention Tips for Contractors
From May 7 to May 11, the National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction will be sponsored by the Department of Labor, OSHA and others. It is an annual event held to raise awareness of the importance of fall prevention. Throughout the week, contractors are urged to participate in safety-related activities. Read more