So, a construction project has gone out for bid, and you’re interested in getting in on the action, but you’re unsure how to know your...

The first part of this four-part series laid the foundation concerning cash flow . The second part discussed essential components of cash...

Introducing the 90-Day Remodel  service offered by The Profit Constructors.   Bookkeeping Services for Construction – Is Like . . . It’s...

Training Construction Employees – Part 3   In the introduction to this five-part series concerning Training Construction Employees , we...

What if I told you that your purpose in life may or may not be tied directly to the construction business you own? The paradox of...

You understand that construction risks are potential events or factors that can and sometimes do negatively impact a construction...

It isn’t likely that you got into the wild and wacky world of construction contracting because you were enamored with routine. Instead,...

You’re running a construction business and doing your best to get “all the things” done correctly. You must consider cost, quality, time,...

Profit and Loss Statement – Why Bother? The entries on a Profit and Loss (P&L) statement provide insight and knowledge about the...

While the idea of investing in your construction contracting business can run from purchasing new tools or equipment to spending on...

This is the story of why, at least once a week, a new post is added to the already existing library of information contained in the...

The Power of Delegation After reading the last three posts on this blog, Delegation in the Construction Office, Avoiding...

This article isn’t about a singular “accountability partner.” It is about understanding the plethora of people in your life and...

Get the Lowdown! The latest Construction Junction podcast, hosted by Tonya Schulte of The Profit Constructors, is on fire! Well, being on...

System Focus There is a system for everything in your life – and your business. From getting up in the morning to laying back down at...

Part of my job is always looking for valuable information for construction contracting business owners and managers. So, whenever I come...

Columns are Historically Functional Just as you must consider the purpose, position, and size of a column in a building, you must...

Hoping Isn’t Enough Similar to tossing a multitude of coins into a wishing well, hope is without foundation if there is nothing backing...

Although some would deny it, Construction Contracting and Information Technology walk hand in hand. What puts this hand-holding couple...

Typically, traditions are associated with holidays. Usually, the aspects considered are which meals are prepared, where the ornaments or...