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Heat changes everything in construction.
Today was a beautiful day, even if the Texas heat tried its best to slow us down. The heat index hit 107 degrees according to my thermometer, and when temperatures climb like that, it’s not just uncomfortable — it becomes a safety concern. We have to be mindful of our employees, our materials, and the homes we’re working in. Extreme heat affects everything: hydration, energy levels, and even the performance of construction products. For anyone tackling outdoor projects right
Elizabeth Metcalf Treasurer
Jul 282 min read
Finding My Voice: Why I’m Finally Writing This Blog Post
For years, people have told me, “You need to start a blog.” Clients, friends, even other contractors have said it. And every time, I nodded, agreed, and then went right back to the jobsite — because when you’re running a construction company, the work doesn’t slow down just because you want to sit down and write something. This week was a perfect example. I installed pergolas. I handled water remediation calls. I managed bathroom remodels. I squeezed in late‑night estimating.
Elizabeth Metcalf Treasurer
Jul 262 min read
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