Whether you’re a subcontractor, own a construction firm, or work with construction professionals, the information and connections to gain from the Austin Build Expo is unmatched. Austin Build Expo is one of the largest trade expos and exhibitions in the U.S.

The construction industry is responsible for creating vital infrastructures for countries around the globe. As 2022 comes to an end, we’ve reviewed some of the top statistics and trends that impacted the industry and continue to have impact in 2023 as well.

Most of us are all too familiar with budget overruns. Construction projects have a dreadful reputation of going over budget and taking longer than predicted. Construction professionals know there are good reasons why this happens; material prices and availability are volatile, accidents, unpredictable difficulties with the site location or labor, and more. You often discover issues once you start a new build or renovation that you could never have foreseen these issues.

Apps and other software programs enable real-time data collection in the field so you are able to use analytics to ensure that the build is flowing smoothly. This means that you can measure the time, efficacy and quality of each contractor. Construction Technology (ConTech) is making a huge impact on the bottom line of construction projects.

Construction industry leaders and government organizations have made great strides to aid a more sustainable environment through green construction methods; however, according to the United Nations Environment Program, the built environment generates 40% of annual global CO2 emissions..

When clients use larger contracting firms, it’s not uncommon for them to sometimes feel pushed aside or taken advantage of. This is why using a smaller, local contracting firm can provide a boost in both the quality and quantity of attention a project will receive.

Many construction industry leaders attend to participate in impactful and compelling panel discussions from top legal, consulting, and leaders of construction companies bring to the forefront challenging issues and new insights into the legal, business, and economic challenges and opportunities in the industry today.

Homeowners and builders at times overlook the inevitable consequences of delaying roof repair. Failure to do so leads to more severe damages that are costly, and if bad enough, can completely ruin your property. Continue reading for more insight into the significant dangerous of delaying repair on a damaged roof.

Ensuring deadlines are met, ordering supplies and materials, and meeting financial commitments, are all crucial obligations when leading a construction project; this becomes challenging if there isn’t enough revenue coming in from unsettled client accounts to meet these obligations.

The construction industry requires a vast amount of resources to carry out a successful project. Various costs such as materials, labor, and more have increased in the past year. Even operations are planned and costs are carefully assessed, you can still find your job going over budget or have reoccurring low profit margins. This is the reason why many construction companies place a high importance on cost reduction strategies.

Poor communication in the construction industry is a major contributor to project delays, disputes, and even accidents that can lead to serious injury or death. To help you prevent this from happening. We’ve outlined 3 major communication factors that can impact your construction project.

It’s no secret that ‘green construction’ is at the forefront of sustainability. Although many organizations are recognizing the value of sustainable and green building methods, increasing regulations are the basis for achieving sustainable development. Here’s some ways you can implement sustainable building methods on your next project.

A rise in demand for new construction means a rise in revenue. But does it mean a rise in profit? Let’s explore…

There are several evolving factors impacting profits of construction companies and sub-contractors today. Despite new revenue opportunities due to the 100 billion dollar growth (statista) in construction output in 2021, there is a shared pain point in rising costs in both residential and commercial construction.

There are numerous factors to consider when picking the right builder; however, we’ve outlined the top 5 key factors that we believe make or break a homebuilding project.

When it comes to property value, potential buyers judge the book by its cover. If a property appears unkempt, outdated, unsafe or inconvenient, the value is going to drop. On the other hand, if a property is well-maintained and features desirable amenities, ample parking and secure grounds, you’ll ignite a buyer’s interest.

Businesses and communities are relying on connectivity like never before. Streamlining operations that improve processes, reduce costs, and provide timely insight to relevant data are not possible without reliable broadband connection.

Energy-efficient homes are becoming increasingly popular, especially in recent years as homeowners become more interested in sustainability and living environmentally friendly lifestyles. Many individuals have a common misconception that in order for one to achieve this objective, they’d have to either have to move or make major renovations to their current home; however this is not the case.

Choosing a construction company to plan and complete your project is a big decision. Whether you’re adding a new addition to your home or executing renovations on a commercial property, there are several factors that need to be considered. Our team at FMG Construction have outlined 8 key factors to research and assess before selecting a construction team and moving forward with your desired renovations and new construction.

As technology becomes more pervasive on the job sites, the construction industry will continue to see an increase in productivity and truncated construction schedules. Companies that take action in optimizing their operations with the use of technology are said to increase dramatically in the field