Steeling Oregon's Construction Jobs (A Tariff-ically Bad Idea)
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News flash: "In a hastily arranged meeting with industry executives that stunned many inside the West Wing...
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Building America, or Corporate Bottom Lines?
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Oregon is experiencing a building boom. Specifically, Portland is exploding, although it's not the only area.
Don't Put Grandma in the Shed
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You may be familiar with the term "accessory dwelling unit" or more informally "mother-in-law unit".
Contractor Scams: For the Contractor, Knowledge has Value
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As contractors, there aren't a lot of times when we have to deal with the sadness that life brings to our clients and consumers.
Need Workers, Willing to Pay
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The science fiction author Robert Heinlein is quoted as having once said, "Cheop's Law: Nothing ever gets built on schedule or within budget."
All Right, Get The Lead Out
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Here in Oregon, the push for lead-based paint safety in home renovation and repair has become more of an issue every year.
Contractors Can Take the Lead on Smart Homes
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According to the Consumer Electronics Association, the smart home technology industry grew by 32% in 2015 and then increased another 64% in 2016.
Changing Demands in Home Ownership
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As we enter 2017, a lot of uncertainty surrounds the economy, and that includes the construction industry. For many builders and developers, financing is difficult to obtain, so every project must count.