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  • What Are Your Real Labor Costs?
    Most contractors and subcontractors have little training in how best to manage their companies. This article goes into the accurate determination of true labor costs. This is of particular importance to the construction industry as this cost is usually the most difficult to estimate and control. Indeed, it is also for employees to understand what they actually cost their employer.
    Published 10Nov2011, viewed 120 times
  • Tracking Elusive Profits in the Construction Industry
    Most people think they understand exactly when a profit has been made. But this moment of clarity does not exist for contractors and subcontractors. Ebb and flow of cash flow and accounts payable make it hard for most construction companies to know when and if they make a profit. Most accountants have little idea of how construction accounting works; they are trained in Tax based accounting. This article explains why profit is an elusive concept.
    Published 08Dec2011, viewed 187 times
  • Online Marketing Mojo
    Online marketing requires some fundamental objectives, many of them include the ability to write well constructed articles and E-books. Indeed, the ability to write is not a skill all of us have. Thoughtful writing is time consuming and thus costly. However, professional providers of content for online marketing purposes can be very cost effective.
    Published 01Dec2011, viewed 215 times
  • Should You Buy a Home Defibrillator?
    Recently, there has been much said about the potential lifesaving advantage of having a portable defibrillator accessible in the workplace of home. However, certain heart conditions do not respond to a defibrillator. This article discusses what to look for when considering the purchase of a defibrillator and what are the do´s and dont´s.
    Published 29Nov2011, viewed 107 times
  • What Are Your Real Labor Costs?
    Labor costs are some of the most important variable costs related to profitability in construction projects. This short article describes the major components when computing the real cost of labor.
    Published 28Nov2011, viewed 47 times
  • Indoor Waterfalls Are Easy to Make
    This short article provides a description of how an indoor waterfall is desgined and constructed. It gives the reader an idea of how easy it really is to install an indoor waterfall and a general price range for an 8x8 foot indoor waterfall.
    Published 20Nov2011, viewed 192 times
  • A Fast Growing Hobby-Home Brewing
    This short article introduces the hobby of home brewing beer and wine. It describes some of the tangible and intangible benefits of home brewing as a hobby and creative outlet.
    Published 18Nov2011, viewed 143 times
  • Handling Small Hazmat Spills
    This short article covers some basic actions to take when confronted with a small potentially hazardeous material spill.
    Published 27Oct2011, viewed 80 times
  • Things To Consider When Buying An Autoclave
    Purchaseing an autoclave is not just a simple task. Many considerations need to be taken into account. This article touches upon some of the major considerations when looking for the best autoclave for the job.
    Published 22Oct2011, viewed 164 times
  • The Magic of Breakeven for Contractors
    Most contractors and sub-contractors are experts when it comes to doing the job, but few have a good understanding of the financials of a company and how that relates to daily operations. This article discusses the concept of breakeven and how important strategies are built around breakeven. This is particularly important when it comes to bidding and job cost control-two of the most important jobs managing a construction company.
    Published 17Oct2011, viewed 102 times
  • Every Contractor Must Know Their Numbers
    Understanding how to do accounting for contractors is essential for any construction company. Without understanding how important ñearmomg the management tools are, most contractors are just rolling the dice; they just hope there are crumbs left after the job has been completed. This situation is wasteful and unnecessary. In this short article, any construction company owner or manager can test to see if their knowledge is up to speed.
    Published 17Oct2011, viewed 59 times
  • Contractors Need to Know
    Most contractors of small to medium sized construction companies come up from the field. They have lots of trainging and experience on ho to do the job but little to no training on best practices-particularly understanding construction accounting. Indeed, even most accountants know little about how construction accounting is specialized for use in the field....on every job. This lack of training can greatly affect profitability and control.
    Published 17Oct2011, viewed 59 times
  • Indoor Waterfalls and Universal Abundance
    Indoor waterfalls and fountains bring the outdoors indoors. They represent animated art through sight, sound and feel. Moreover, adding an indoor waterfall to your home can add real value when its time to sell your home.
    Published 08Oct2011, viewed 118 times
  • Indoor Waterfalls-A New Decor
    Indoor waterfalls and fountains add real atmosphere by bringing nature into the home. Moreover, the author contends that an indoor waterfall installation can add resale valure for your home.
    Published 08Oct2011, viewed 168 times

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