The pace of new residential construction is slowing nationwide as buyer demand falters amid fast-rising inflation

Following a sharp rise in the number of trench-related fatalities in the first six months of 2022, OSHA is increasing its worksite inspections and rolling out a number of new safety initiatives

Hourly residential building worker wages rose again in May after steady increases at the start of 2022, but will higher pay be enough to attract the next generation of skilled laborers?

Drying, bending, steaming, charring—when it comes to engineering wood with heat, builders are innovating in more ways than one

The housing market may be slowing down, but new construction projects are keeping a steady pace, experts say

Mark LaLiberte talks about the durability and dependability of structural insulated panels (SIPs) used to create an R-50 roof deck for the Desert Comfort Experience Home in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Deconstruction is the first step to remodeling, especially for resilient homes in extreme weather hotspots

Housing supply is plummeting as builders become more cautious in a housing market ruled by rising mortgage rates

Construction firms are actively working to recruit and retain skilled workers to keep up with elevated consumer demand