Contractor Communication Tips

February 24th, 2023|

Communication is an essential part of a major commercial construction project. From the beginning of the planning stages through budgeting, signing the written contract, and the end of the construction phase, miscommunication can hinder the progress of your entire project.  To ensure you steer clear of any mishaps, you should practice communicating with your contractor as often as possible. This way, you can rest easy knowing that your project and investments are on track and safely secured. But how can you ensure that your communication skills are concise throughout the [...]

The Environmental Impacts Of Commercial Construction

January 31st, 2023|

Commercial construction has a significant impact on carbon emissions and can pollute the air and waterways. Our industry can do better. In this article, we’ll cover the negative impacts of construction. We don’t point out problems without providing solutions, though. Once you know how construction can impact the environment, we’ll take you through a number of methods that you can use (and that we’ve used) to make construction projects greener and more sustainable. There’s a lot to cover—let’s build our knowledge:  The negative impacts of construction The built environment [...]

What Is A Regulator Station?

December 20th, 2022|

We understand that the topic of regulator stations probably doesn’t come up too often. We’d be surprised if most people knew what they were.  So, what is a gas regulator station, and why is it so important? A gas regulator station works hard to ensure that proper gas flow and pressure flow through devices correctly; too much pressure can lead to dangerous consequences, such as explosions, property damage, or injuries to others.  The Purpose of Gas Regulation Stations  A gas regulation station is a facility that includes multiple regulators [...]

What Is A Revetment Mat?

November 28th, 2022|

These days, erosion control isn’t as easy as it could be. It can be defeating when so many methods seem to fail.  But what about revetment mats?  Believe it or not, revetment mats are taking the engineering world by storm. They’re sturdy, long-lasting, and effective in ensuring that your construction project avoids future damage.  Are you interested? Good. Below, we’ll be discussing revetment mats and how they can benefit you on your next project: The Purpose of Revetment Mats Revetment mats work in numerous conditions, no matter the environment. [...]

Commercial Construction Company In Albuquerque Hosts Annual Safety Day

September 23rd, 2022|

ALBUQUERQUE, NM: Dub-L-EE Construction, an Albuquerque-based commercial contracting, plumbing, and remodeling company, is preparing to host its annual Safety Day. During this event, the entire company gathers to learn more about safe practices in the construction industry. Safety is always a priority in the commercial construction industry. Unsafe working conditions or hazardous practices can lead to bodily injury, customer dissatisfaction, and harm to a company’s reputation. Workplaces can avoid accidents and prevent dangerous issues through better training and education.  Safe work is an ongoing process in the construction industry [...]

Supported Scaffolding Types & When They Should Be Used

September 21st, 2022|

With all the high-rises and tall buildings around us, you have to stop and wonder how they got that high. At one point or another, you’ve seen scaffolds erected on construction sites during a build. While many people are used to seeing the traditional scaffolding used to aid workers on a construction job, there are different types of scaffolds for specific purposes.  But how do you differentiate between other scaffolding types? Let’s have a look:  What Is a Scaffold? First, let’s go over what a scaffold is. According to [...]

Different Foundation Types & When To Use Them

August 8th, 2022|

When it comes to the success of a building, everything hinges on the foundation. It is a firm base for the rest of the construction process. However, there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to the proper foundation. There are several different types to choose from, depending on the unique application.    How do you know which type of foundation your new building may need? Let’s take a closer look at the different types and when each one should be used to have a [...]

6 Simple Upgrades To Make Your Warehouse More Eco-Friendly

July 28th, 2022|

Is your business thinking about ways that it can minimize its impact on the environment? Making changes to your warehouse might be a great place to start if you’re determined to make a big difference quickly. Fortunately, there are a few very simple upgrades you can make in your warehouse and the way it runs if you want to be more eco-friendly.    What can you do to improve your warehouse and make it better for the environment? Here are six simple tips to help you get started!  Invest [...]

How Remodeling Your Commercial Property Can Attract New Customers

June 15th, 2022|

Is your commercial property in need of a major update? While a remodel can be great for you and your employees, it also holds a lot of promise when it comes to bringing in new customers. A simple remodel can be advertised to your customer base and may encourage more people to frequent your brick-and-mortar establishment.    For more ideas related to how remodeling can attract new customers, here’s what you should know:  More Economical Updates If you’ve had your property for a long time, chances are that you [...]

How To Identify Concrete Cancer

June 8th, 2022|

Take a closer look at the concrete exterior of your building. Do you see any cracks? You may be wondering if it’s just wearing down or if the issue runs deeper. You may be seeing signs of concrete cancer.  As durable as concrete structures are, the material relies on waterproofing. Water corrodes concrete. When moisture seeps into the concrete surface, it compromises the structural integrity of your building and causes concrete cancer. This issue is best fixed sooner than later. Left untreated, things will get much worse (and fast).  [...]