There are a few important steps to take if you want to become a plumber in Colorado. For general contractors in Colorado, the state does not perform any regulatory function, and you have to obtain your license at the local or municipal level. However, for electricians and plumbers, there are statewide regulations set by the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) that … [Read more...]
Technology Giants are Dominating the Construction Industry
Tech-innovators are often the leading forces outside their own niche as well, putting groundbreaking ideas in motion and bringing revolution to other industries. No matter how poetic that sounds, technology and construction always go hand in hand, so it's no wonder tech-giants such as Apple have major impact on the whole industry. For that reason, this week we are taking a … [Read more...]
Are You a Patriot or a Falcon?
The first month of 2017 is now a past and it is safe to say this week has brought us some pretty surprising (and controversial) news. However, we are not going to discuss politics today. Instead, let's concentrate on something much more important - recent huge developments and of course Super Bowl LI. Kicking off with the latter, who's excited for this weekend?! Patriots or … [Read more...]
Isn’t demolition fun?!
To answer the title question: it sure is! However, this week isn't revolving only around demolition. If you haven't had the chance to keep up with the latest news, then here's the chance. After the inauguration of Donald Trump on 20th of January, he has started putting in motion many plans... Including some infamous ones that none of us really thought of becoming real. One … [Read more...]
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – Let’s Talk About Infrastructure
It would be an underestimation to say this week has been slow or unexciting on terms of news. In fact, this week has revolved around our new president mr Trump and the promises to make USA's infrastructure "great again". Though initially, many cheered for the plan to "go big" and invest heavily (more specifically, $1 trillion dollars!) in improving infrastructure, the plan … [Read more...]