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As of April 2, 2025, the new round of tariff announcements has taken effect—and the impact on our industry is immediate. Material prices are climbing, shipping delays are extending timelines, and overall uncertainty is rippling through the construction sector. Whether you’re a general contractor, subcontractor, or small construction business owner, it’s critical to take proactive

Learn about the 7 key factors to keep in mind when selecting masonry insurance in New York to ensure your business is adequately protected.

On April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump made headlines yet again—this time with a sweeping announcement that has left the construction industry bracing for impact. In a bold move to reshape America’s trade relationships, the administration revealed a new 10% across-the-board tariff on all imported goods, along with steep additional tariffs targeting over 180 countries. Set to go

New York has one of the most challenging insurance markets for construction companies in the country, largely due to the impact of Labor Laws 240 and 241. These laws, originally intended to protect workers, have significantly increased liability costs for contractors, leading many insurance companies to exit the New York market entirely. As a result, the cost

Being a contractor in the competitive and high-risk environments of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut requires more than just skill and hard work. To thrive, you need discipline, integrity, and smart business practices. From securing workers’ compensation insurance to managing job site safety, every decision you make impacts your success. To help you build

Workers’ compensation insurance is essential for protecting your business and employees. However, many business owners in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut make costly mistakes that can lead to higher premiums, legal issues, and unnecessary headaches. To help you navigate this complex area, here are five critical do’s and don’ts when it comes to workers’