Construction companies constantly adapt—solving for site-specific challenges, customizing building methods, and improving field processes. But many leaders don’t realize those activities may qualify for valuable R&D tax credits. This quick assessment helps construction firms identify qualifying activities, estimate potential credit value, and start claiming what you’ve already earned. What Construction Leaders Should Know About the R&D Credit The Research & Development (R&D) tax credit isn’t just for software or lab work. The IRS defines “qualified research” broadly—and much of what …Read More

Across the construction industry, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping how work gets done. But with so much hype around AI, many construction leaders are left wondering: Where do we begin? What’s realistic for our business? And how do we know we’re ready? Why Construction Firms Need to Prioritize AI Readiness The construction industry faces mounting pressure to do more with less. AI offers real solutions, but only if your people, processes, and platforms are aligned to support it. The AI …Read More

AI adoption is gaining real traction in construction—and the impact is measurable. From predictive scheduling and improved job costing to real-time risk alerts and compliance monitoring, AI helps contractors streamline operations, reduce rework, and deliver more consistent margins. Yet many firms still aren’t sure where to begin—or where AI can drive the greatest value. Learn how innovative construction companies are applying AI today and how you can take the next step toward smarter, data-driven operations. What You’ll Learn: Top AI …Read More

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“We Would Not Be Able to Do What We Do Without It.”   “Ten years ago, this jobsite would have looked completely different,” says Adam Roy, owner of T.W. Roy Excavation Inc., the Pleasant Plain, Ohio, business his parents started and still help run. “We would have had a lot more people on the ground.” The jobsites also would have been crowded with equipment. The reason there are fewer workers and machines—and reduced costs as a result—is technology. “Technology is critical to …Read More