J.D. Miles & Sons, Inc. celebrate 110 year anniversary by replicating a company picture from the 1960’s. Continue reading →
J.D. Miles & Sons in the Hampton Road Business Journal
New fund aims to bring the benefits of solar power to low-income communities
J.D. Miles & Sons goes solar. Continue reading →
Global construction sector to grow by more than 5% in 2021
The global construction industry is set to grow by over 5% this year, a new report by GlobalData has suggested.
Construction Starts in February
U.S. Industry Snapshot – February 2021 Nonresidential Construction Starts -30% YTD Versus ‘Normal’ – read on Daily Commercial News Despite Hope for Strong Economic Recovery, February Sees Further Decline in National Construction Starts – read on Dodge Data and Analytics
South Norfolk Initiative
Revitalizing a Historic Community You can review the city of Chesapeake’s South Norfolk Initiative to revitalize the neighborhoods and businesses in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Roofing Day 2021: A Virtual Washington D.C. Experience
Immigration, education among topics at Roofing Day 2021
What the American Rescue Plan Means for Roofing
COVID-19 relief plan contains money for construction
10 Top Projects in LEED’s Leading States
A roundup of outstanding developments in the states that earned USGBC’s highest ratings in 2020. The state counted 94 projects certified by USGBC in 2020, for a total of more than 16 million square feet, or nearly 2.1 per capita. … Continue reading
The Current State of Jobs in Construction
Despite 2020 layoffs, construction’s labor woes persist -read on Construction Dive Construction Loses 61K Jobs in February as Unemployment Rate Hits 9.6% -read on Engineer News-Record
Yes, Even Vaccinated Employees Must Continue Wearing Masks
“it is important to wear a face covering and remain physically distant from co-workers and customers even if you have been vaccinated because it is not known at this time how vaccination affects transmissibility.”
US spending on construction projects rises 1.7% in January
Read the article on Associated Press by Matt Ott here.