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The Circular Economy and Its Impact on Construction

The Circular Economy and Its Impact on Construction

by Richie | Building in Boston, Building Policies, Building Trends

In construction circles, there is a new buzzword making the rounds: The “circular economy.” What does it mean? And how could a circular economy reshape the current construction industry? Read on for answers to these questions and more! What is a Circular Economy? A...
5 Tips to Choosing Windows for Your New Boston Development

5 Tips to Choosing Windows for Your New Boston Development

by Michael Flood | Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Policies, Developer

Windows are a big and complicated part of development projects — especially with things like building codes specifying energy efficiency requirements. If you’re wondering how to go about choosing new windows for your Boston development, one of the biggest things to...
Renovating in a Boston Historic District? Guidelines You Need to Know

Renovating in a Boston Historic District? Guidelines You Need to Know

by Pat Flood | Triple Decker, Building in Boston, Building Policies, Building Trends, Contractor, Homeowner

Part of Boston’s charm is its vast array of historically significant buildings. After all, when your city is one of the oldest in the country, you’ve got a lot of homes from many different eras in the mix. Unlike some other big cities we could name, Boston...
Protecting Construction Workers from Lead Exposure During Demolition

Protecting Construction Workers from Lead Exposure During Demolition

by Pat Flood | Builder, Building in Boston, Building Policies, Construction Crew, Contractor, Developer, Remodeler

Lead exposure is a potential hazard that all construction crews will face at one point or another. According to OSHA, at least 838,000 workers within the construction sector are exposed to lead on the job. Most commonly, lead exposure occurs through lead dust that is...
How Stricter Regulations of Wood Framed Structures Would Impact Boston Construction

How Stricter Regulations of Wood Framed Structures Would Impact Boston Construction

by Pat Flood | Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Policies, Contractor, Developer

You don’t have to look far to see the impact of fire on a wood framed structure. Just about every night on the local news, you’ll see images of an old stick-frame house that has gone up in flames. Wood burns fast, and it doesn’t leave much time for...
5 Tips for Complying With Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor Law

5 Tips for Complying With Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor Law

by Michael Flood | Triple Decker, Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Policies, Building Trends, Contractor, Developer, Homeowner

If you’ve lived and worked in Massachusetts for more than a month or two, you’ve probably noticed that the Bay State has more than its fair share of rules and regulations. Unlike our “live free or die” neighbor to the north, Massachusetts...
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