by Kendall Jones | Jan 8, 2020 | Construction Estimating and Takeoff
Just how tight is the construction labor market as we enter 2020? With unemployment at its lowest rate since 1969 and construction backlogs averaging nearly nine months, it’s not surprising the demand for all types of construction workers...
by Kendall Jones | Dec 18, 2019 | Construction Estimating and Takeoff
No matter your construction trade, there are lots of options when it comes to choosing new takeoff and estimating software for your construction business. Just as you would ask a lot of questions before purchasing your next company truck or backhoe, the same applies...
by Kendall Jones | Dec 4, 2019 | Construction Estimating and Takeoff
If anything, the 2019 construction market has held steady—even while there have been market dips and fears of an economic downturn. One fact is clear: construction backlogs have continued to hover close to the nine-month mark all year. Despite all the doom and gloom...
by Kendall Jones | Nov 25, 2019 | Construction Estimating and Takeoff, Uncategorized
How Augmented Reality is Changing the Future of Building Augmented Reality (AR) may be a relatively new technology, but many in the construction industry are excited about its potential to help streamline and keep projects on schedule. For architects, engineers,...
by Kendall Jones | Apr 6, 2018 | Concrete, Construction Estimating and Takeoff, Construction Estimating and Takeoff Software, What is PlanSwift?
Concrete jobs are labor intensive enough without stressing yourself out over your workload by doing your takeoffs by hand. PlanSwift, the number one takeoff and estimating software on the market, can shave off that extra time and earn more money for your business....
by Kendall Jones | Aug 26, 2016 | Construction Estimating and Takeoff, What is PlanSwift?
Congratulations to Adam Walker for achieving a 5 year dedicated service award from Oracle! PlanSwift recognizes Adam’s hand in the advancement of the software over the 5 years he’s spent at the company. Most of the internal work done for the software couldn’t be done...
