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The Need for Construction Education

The construction industry isn’t just about building structures – it’s about shaping communities, driving economies, and setting the foundation for future generations. From the homes we live into the roads we travel on, skilled construction professionals are the backbone of modern society.

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Why State and Local Governments are Lining Up to Get Behind Heat Pumps

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, more than half of all energy used in U.S. homes is directly spent on only two items, heating, and air conditioning. That means creating a comfortable living space is actually creating a massive carbon footprint.

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CURT-CII Joint Conference: What Did You Get Out of It?

In early February, CURT and CII concluded another successful Joint Conference. Once it was over, most of us – including construction owners and all the other enterprises that support these organizations – came back to our offices and assessed the value we received for our investment of time and resources. These assessments guide our decisions …

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