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In part one of our AI on site analysis, Price Doctor looks at how UK builders are using artificial intelligence to win more work, save time and protect margins

For most small builders, the work doesn’t stop when you put the tools down. Running an SME construction business means wearing every hat – estimator, project manager, site supervisor, accounts depar...


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Building firms can take advantage of a new concept in mini excavator finance

For SME contractors investing in a mini excavator is a considerable outlay. Anything that can ease the financial pressures will be welcome and JCB is on hand with a solution. Inspired by the automotive industry, JCB FlexiBuy is a Business Contract Purchase (BCP) facility t...


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Whether you are rendering a new property, tackling an extension or refreshing a tired façade, choosing the right materials at the outset can make a difference and will determine the look of a building for years to come. Jason Nicholson, Render Product Manager at K Rend explains why a silicone render can protect long-term performance and minimise remedial costs. By fol...


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Ever fancied a Highland cow in your bathroom? Or perhaps a preening peacock, a glorious lion, or a giraffe with serious design attitude? Now you can.

Kinedo has expanded its Kinewall range with a new portfolio of animal-inspired wall panel designs under its Signature collection. The new Highland Cow, Peacock and Lion panels join the distinctive Giraffe design launch...


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Small housebuilders have never really had it easy. While there is certainly plenty of room and potential for growth and expansion, the reality is that both the construction industry and the wider economy often act as a genuine obstacle to success and prosperity. The irony of the current situation is that there has never be...


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