The cost of new construction homes continues to rise in the United States, meaning that homeowners would be wise to cover their purchase with a warranty and inspection.…
5 Reasons Why You Need a New Construction Warranty
Like a new car, many homeowners expect a newly constructed home to be free of defects and repairs.…
What Exactly Does a Builder Warranty Cover in New Construction Homes?
Home builder warranties benefit both builders and homeowners by shielding them from the cost of major repairs.…
How to Plan Stormwater Management While Remaining In Budget
Construction is naturally disruptive to the environment in several ways, including:
- Disturbing Stabilized Land
- Contaminants from Equipment and Materials
- Noise Pollution
- Stormwater Runoff and Pollution
Are You NPDES Compliant? Know the Rules Here
The US Clean Water Act prohibits individuals and facilities from discharging harmful pollutants into public waterways without a proper permit from the U.S.…
How to Prevent Stormwater Pollution: 7 Guaranteed Practices
Stormwater pollution is the contamination of natural water sources caused by the runoff of chemicals or sediment during rain or snowfall. …
7 Ways to Reduce New Construction Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The building sector accounts for nearly 39% of all greenhouse gases emitted each year globally.…
Your Guide to Turbidity Testing in Florida: Know True Water Quality
Turbidity, the measure of suspended particles in water, is a common sign of stormwater mismanagement.…
Top 5 Ways to Optimize Your Construction Risk Management Plan
Construction zones are full of risks, from environmental hazards to worker safety concerns.…
Top 7 Common Stormwater Inspection Mistakes And What To Do
By law, many states require weekly, monthly, quarterly, and sometimes annual stormwater inspections to ensure proper compliance within the guidelines set by that particular state’s Construction General Permit.…