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Yeah, we still get clients asking for LEED, it’s not the only option now, but it definitely still holds weight, especially on bigger projects.

Hey folks, I’m looking to upgrade the software stack for our construction projects and wanted to get some input. With so many tools out there for project management, estimating, modeling, and collaboration, it’s hard to know which ones are actually worth it. What are your top 5 must-have...

Seems like telematics can be a game-changer if you’ve got a larger fleet, but for just a few machines, the cost might not justify it. The maintenance tracking alone could be worth it, though. Have you looked into any specific systems yet?

I’ve heard good things about Yardmax too, It seems like a great balance of power and price. If you’re splitting a lot of hardwood, Iron & Oak might be worth the extra cost for durability. Have you checked out any hydraulic vs kinetic models?

Good choices so far! The K2500 is a tank, but I’ve always had a soft spot for the Sierra Classic trims, great mix of style and durability. @philipBrown, are you after something that’s road-ready, or are you planning a full restoration?

Great insights so far! I’ve been looking into using reclaimed wood and high-performance windows to boost efficiency without breaking the budget. @ArchTech, are you working on residential or commercial projects? Some sustainable options work better depending on the scale of the build!

Man, some of these stories make me cringe! One of the wildest I saw was a guy trying to climb a scaffold without tying off and made it about halfway before the whole thing wobbled and sent him scrambling back down. No injuries, just a bruised ego and a lot of 'I meant to do that' energy. OSHA...

Yeah, porta potty rental prices seem to be all over the place depending on location and services. Some companies sneak in extra fees for things like extra cleanings or delivery, so it's worth asking upfront. Anyone had luck negotiating a better deal on a long-term rental? Speaking of job site...

good question!

Hey @bigBucket, I second Purple Power, it's strong and pretty budget-friendly.

Hey @Cody, this is an awesome comparison! I’ve been on the fence about going cordless, so this breakdown is super helpful. Did you notice any major differences in cutting power between the brands? Some cordless models seem to struggle with thicker weeds, so I’m curious if any stood out as the...

It depends on where you are located and the type of equipment they are running. Maybe some specialized operators or guys working tons of overtime can definitely hit $100k+. Are your guys getting opportunities for extra hours?