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What does it really  mean to have integrity in construction? Most people default to the obvious answer: Doing what you said you would do, when you said you would do it, in the way you promised. And yes, regardless of the client, the project, or the price point; that is absolutely part of it. But that’s only half of the story. People love to talk about integrity in terms of performance: “How we show up for clients.” “How we meet expectations.” “How we keep our word.” Yet we ra

As the owner of HomeRevisions, I’ve sat at countless tables with people across every corner of the building industry. And no matter who’s there — tradesmen, executives, or educators — one question always seems to come up: “How do we get kids involved in the building industry?” The answers are usually the same: AI automation, green building, better pay, and job security. But what’s rarely shared is the story  behind it all — the deeper reason this industry exists and why it st