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Most contractors don't lose profit at the end of a job. They lose it all the way through — and don't find out until it's 45 days too late to fix anything. Profit Defended by John A. McCabe gives you the exact framework to kill the lag, stop the erosion, and take real-time control of your margins — project by project. If your crews are busy, revenue is up, and profit still feels thin — this book was written for you.

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Electrical contractor software buyer’s guide: Find the perfect tool for your business

Choosing the right software can make or break your electrical contracting business, but with so many options out there, where do you start? This buyer’s guide breaks down the best tools for every company size and job type—from solo operators to large enterprises, single-day service calls to multi-month contracts. Discover the must-have features to look for and find the perfect fit to streamline operations and boost profits.

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What Happens to Labour Data When Crews Move Between Multiple Jobs in a Day

Multi-job days are standard in construction. Crews move between sites, handle punch work, support pours, and resolve coordination gaps before lunch. The real challenge is capturing that movement with enough detail to hold up in job cost reporting. When time allocations lose precision at capture, job costing breaks, margin visibility disappears, and billing disputes multiply.

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Digitize Safety Inspections for Faster Compliance

Safety consultants know the quiet stress of paper inspections piling up while compliance deadlines tick closer. Wombat takes the whole process digital: inspections happen on a phone or tablet, photos and signatures are captured on-site, and corrective actions fire off automatically when something fails. Every submission is searchable and timestamped instantly, so when an audit comes, your clients are ready because they actually are.

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Real-Time Job Costing for Contractors: Stop Finding Out Too Late

Most contractors find out a job lost money 45 days after it’s done. Here’s why real-time job costing closes that gap — and what it means for your margins.

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Future of Work 2026 Puts Construction’s Hard Questions at the Center

Future of Work 2026, hosted by Pitt Meadows Plumbing, drew hundreds of attendees from across Canada, along with guests from the United States, for two days of discussion about the pressures reshaping construction and the ideas gaining traction in response.

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RAIC Releases National Statement on Artificial Intelligence in Architecture

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has released its official Statement on Artificial Intelligence in Architecture, establishing a clear national position on the responsible use of AI across the profession.

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Top Construction Technology Trends Transforming the Industry in 2026

The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation driven by rapid advancements in digital technology. From artificial intelligence to connected job sites, construction firms are adopting innovative tools to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and address ongoing workforce challenges. For executives and decision-makers, understanding these trends is essential to maintaining competitiveness in an increasingly data-driven environment.

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