Published: August 28, 2025
IN THIS ISSUE
SMACNA's President reflects on his long history of collaboration with SMART General President Michael Coleman.
These next few years will be important for the construction industry, as artificial intelligence transforms key elements of how contractors operate.
Thompson Solutions Group brought Plan Architecture’s wood-look steel façade to life at Little Priest Tribal College, combining precision, speed and SMACNA-backed expertise.
Since late 2022, when ChatGPT was introduced, we’ve been hearing more and more about AI, usually with more hype than explanation.
MechOne builds more than ductwork as it shapes the future of Colorado’s HVAC industry.
Toronto Sheet Metal Contractors Association member Black & McDonald installed HVAC systems and duct for Ontario’s first electric vehicle battery plant. The work required extensive communication with numerous trades.
We are in the midst of another technology revolution, one as important as the internet or mobile phones, with artificial intelligence (AI) tools becoming increasingly accessible and practical for contractors of all sizes.
SMACNA's CEO examines some of the association's work in critical subject matter areas.
By flipping his business model and focusing on customer service, high-end brands and Indoor Air Quality, John Zipf turned a commercial-heavy HVAC company into a thriving residential operation.
In a surprising continuation of his predecessor’s labor policy, President Donald Trump’s administration announced on June 12, 2025
The dynamics of the construction labor workforce are shifting, fueled by a growing labor shortage, evolving employee expectations and a sizable portion of the workforce nearing retirement.