I'll be putting together a special section on women in the installation industry next year, and I'd like to get a jump on it now.

As a business, we try to instill best practices by maintaining a clean worksite, and that includes cleaning up when we finish a project.

Since the last time I wrote about a convention—TISE in Las Vegas—I've had the opportunity to participate at the JLC Live New England remodeling show, in Providence, R.I., and Coverings 2019 in Orlando.

If you're creating dust on your jobs and not using the dust containment systems out in the marketplace that comply to OSHA's Table 1, don't you think it's about time?

I am happy to announce that the 2019 FCI Installation Awards contest is open for its sixth year.

Are you a one-person operation, do you have employees, or do you rely on other contractors in your business? Here’s mix of pros and cons of each type of business model.

Given the ongoing industrial or vintage design trend, we are seeing the increased integration of thin brick used as an interior finish.

Along with giving us all the opportunity to connect and network with peers, The International Surface Event 2019 (TISE) was a place to feel rejuvenated and get excited for the year to come, with loads of new products and tools.

While honoring the past is important, learning from it is even more important.

Mike Newberry, manager of technical training and education for Inside Edge Commercial Interior Services and chairman of FCICA, recently sat down with us to discuss his perspective of the industry, how he got his start in the business and the benefits of FCICA’s Certified Installation Manager (CIM) program.