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Ten years after the Great Recession of 2008, construction contractors and unions are still feeling labor pains. As the economy has slowly recovered, the increase in demand for construction has not been met with an equal increase in the skilled laborers needed to complete it.   The crisis is two-fold, a combination of past and … more »

Countless op-ed articles have been published about the faults of the millennial generation (those born between 1981 and 1996) and their relationship to work. Terms like lazy, entitled, and disloyal are thrown around to describe how millennials are viewed in the eyes of their employers.   Generally, these opinions come from baby boomers whose company cultures have never changed. … more »

When it comes to custom cabinetry, function is just as important as form. Rather than adjusting your lifestyle and use to fit prefabricated designs, custom cabinetry allows you to create with your needs in mind. Here, we’ll go over some of the aspects of custom kitchen cabinetry and maybe offer some inspiration for your next … more »

Leaning junk against the wall just isn’t cutting it anymore. And that tennis ball hanging from the ceiling is tacky. It’s time for a garage makeover. Whether your garage parks one car or four, the amount of space is not as important as how you use it. Here are 4 ways to optimize your garage … more »

Maybe your mind wanders back to the days you stomped on the vinyl floor as melting snow dripped from your tiny boots. Or how you invited the grass and mud from your homemade slip ‘n slide in for lemonade. The mudroom was your last safety net before leaving home and the first embrace you feel … more »