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Sep
13
Both experts look ahead to Q4 and share their thoughts on how we'll close out 2024.
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Date posted
Sep
11
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration today unveiled an online tool giving users the ability to search its...
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Date posted
Sep
10
Jason Hikel is an At-Large Representative of the SBCA Board of Directors; he also serves on SBCA’s IT Committee, Marketing Committee, and Governance...
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Date posted
Sep
10
Canfor, one of the world's largest forest products companies, is shuttering two of its sawmills in British Columbia.
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Date posted
Sep
10
Private residential construction spending fell 0.4% in July, according to the Census Construction Spending data.
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Date posted
Sep
10
NAHB’s Professional Women in Building (PWB) Week (Sept. 9-13, 2024) celebrates women as a vital part of the residential construction industry.
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Date posted
Sep
10
84 Lumber continues to solidify its position as a leader in the construction industry by expanding beyond its single-family roots into the...
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Date posted
Sep
10
Carter Lumber has announced the opening of a new full-service lumberyard in Columbia, SC, marking another step in the company’s steady expansion and...
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Date posted
Sep
10
Culpeper Wood Preservers, a leading manufacturer of pressure-treated lumber, has acquired Long Life Treated Wood, a Maryland-based supplier and...
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Date posted
Sep
10
Japanese company Asahi Kasei Homes has bought Florida-based subcontractor ODC Construction, through its U.S. subsidiary Synergos Companies.
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Date posted
Sep
10
Until recently, the construction of large, multistory buildings was relegated to the use of either reinforced concrete or steel for the structure.
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