Spring 2022 Archives - Colorado Builder

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4 Ways Through the Construction Labor Shortage

Labor shortages have become a hot topic. For Colorado’s construction industry, employee shortages are old (hard) hat. Corey DahlCorey Dahl

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The “farm-to-table” trend is still going strong among epicureans and restaurateurs, but it’s also inspired an all-new market to sprout—yard-to-table

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Mindfulness is a simple, practical, and effective way to enhance overall physical and mental wellbeing; it also offers social, environmental,

We have an opportunity in our landscapes to lean into what makes us uniquely Colorado—to see the beauty in our

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Construction led the way with sizeable growth in 2021 despite challenges around the supply chain and disruption of Covid variants.

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Contractors face many factors that impact profits, but there’s one that commonly comes back and hits profits years later upon

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A more cost-effective method to address building energy use is by starting from the demand side by reducing the amount

Might I suggest that if ever there were a time to invoke the tenets of teamwork, collaboration and connection, it

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It has been said that the happiest of people are those who give more. Such is the case for Colorado

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Clean energy jobs recovered more than half of the jobs lost, and are expected to recover at faster rate compared