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In this blog article, let’s explore the differences between modular homes and traditional construction, the benefits of modular homes and whether or not it’s right for you.

The head contractor plays an important role in any construction project, big or small. They are responsible for sourcing all materials, adhering to schedules, monitoring budgets and ensuring safety standards are complied with.

Materials tracked to date by TopHat: 10,868 TopHat is playing a leading role in transforming the home building in the UK, improving quality, reducing costs and protecting the environment. The

Did you know that the building and construction industry currently accounts for 39% of global carbon emissions? And residential and commercial buildings produce about 40% of greenhouse gas emissions each

Many construction projects miss their deadline to complete the build. And when it’s a big construction project with a global supply chain, the risk of missing deadlines is even greater. In this article, we unpack the most common risk factors that regularly delay construction projects.

In this article, we unpack the importance of having a construction waste management plan and how to effectively create one for your builds.

In this article, we unpack the eight wastes in construction that were coined by the Lean Construction methodology.

What can construction management software do for your business? Check out the key benefits in this blog article.

Matrak’s interactive drawings allow everyone to visualise site progress and improve productivity on the job site. And provides all teams involved access to the latest revisions to easily collaborate in

Our 2021 Industry Report shows the power of supply chain visibility and why materials tracking matters most to the future of construction.

Put away your markers because Matrak is here for all of your Wallchart and onsite progress management needs! In this blog article, we’re going to take you through our Progress

Lean construction has become a hot buzzword in the industry recently. Because of that, today’s construction professionals are constantly looking for new ways to “get lean”. Lean construction in a