Top 20 Sites About Construction Managers

It doesn’t matter if you are a large construction business or just do some on the side, with the wealth of information the internet has, it can be a great help to any size project. Here are 20 sites that are designed to bring this help to you, from giving advice to answering questions, you can find it here.

Residential Construction

Home Construction & Improvement – As an engineer for a large construction firm, Todd Fratzel spends some of his time to blog about improvements on your home to general construction. Although Todd works full time, he likes to let everyone know they can feel free to write him about Home Construction & Improvement and Today’s Green Construction.



houseblogs.net – Houseblogs.net was listed as one of the top real estate websites by “Money” magazine. This site, whose title is “Home Improvement stories for the dwelling obsessed”, covers almost every topic on residential construction that you can imagine. You can even get help by asking questions through the site. If you have a question, this is the blog for you.



Meadowview Construction – As the founder of Meadowview Construction, David West uses his blog to share his stories about his experiences as a general contractor. David covers such topics as “Why would anyone pay those crazy contractor prices” to “Own up to your own vanity”. These are some great fun filled posts that are well worth the reading.



Handyman and Home Repair Professionals – As a professional in the construction fields for over 36 years, this author not only spends time training the professional handyman, but spends some of his time as well to bring you many of these stories through this blog.



The Contractor Coaching Partnership – Although many contractors are very good at what they do, many of them don’t have the time to spend on developing their company. The Contractor Coaching Partnership is here to help through coaching services, training, help with implementing systems to train themselves and their employees.

Commercial Construction Blogs

New Construction Advice – The Kelly’s have run the family custom-built business for almost 40 years. In this blog, bill works to answer builder questions as well as deliver great information on new construction advice. While Bill is doing that, Val is working hard to bring you information on what goes on behind closed doors, how to do the paperwork, billing, etc. If you have a question, from the construction side to the office side, Bill and Val can help you get the answer.



Procore – If you are in the residential or commercial building fields, then this company has some software that you have to look at. This software is designed to manage large construction projects and gives the user a great dashboard view of what is going on in the project. This blog covers topics about construction and how this software fits in it, as well as how to best use the software to get the maximum benefit out of it.



Changing Construction – As part of a new business in Seattle, Rob uses his blog to bring to you information about the construction industry and what he foresees as the future.



Let’s Blog Construction – Here is a blog designed to help you answer questions from the best tools to use to what to buy when doing your project. The topics here cover areas such as buying guides, tile equipment, landscaping, concrete equipment, to construction complete.



S.R. Clarke, Inc. – This site tracks residential construction, major commercial construction, architecture, and engineering to bring you regular updates on construction projects in their area. You can also find on this site, a long list of Job Openings within the company.

Architecture Blogs

A456 – Brought to you by Enrique Ramirez, an architecture historian this site was originally considered as a site to post opinions around architecture, but today accepts posts on a great assortment of design and built environment-related thoughts.



anArchitecture – Christoph Wassmann brings you this blog about Austria Architecture. It is an internationally adjusted blog associated to architecture and architectural thinking.



inhabitat – Started by Jill Fehrebacher, this blog intended as a forum in which to investigate emerging trends in product, interior and architectural design is now committed to the potential of design, tracking inventions in engineering, and practices that promote architecture design towards a bigger and more sustainable future.

Workplace Safety

The Safe Workplace – As the blog for the Safe Workplace web site, this site addresses safety concerned news with a direction on how safety, or a deficiency of, affects employers, employees and their households. Topics such as safety education, safety instruments, and legal subjects are also handled.



Circle Safety & Health Consultants – As a women owned and operated occupation safety and health consulting firm, Circle Safety & Health Consultants provides a full range of services from “Safety and health program evaluation and management” to “OSHA compliance assistance”. If you have a question about safety, this site is here to help.

Electrician’s Blogs

Johnnygeo’s Geocaching Electrical Safety Blog – Working for a large power utility as a Health and Safety advisor, Johnny uses his blog to bring awareness to safety; he describes the aftermath of these accidents, shows how to avoid them, and gives details on geocaching.



The ‘Internet Electrician’ Blog – As the self proclaimed ‘Internet Electrician’ Terry uses this blog to discuss many different topics from overloading circuits to his trips and his observations as he goes through life.



Timothy’s Electrical Blog – Brought to you by Timothy Thiele, this blog covers many different topics from “learn electrical power line safety from a lineman” to “Is conduit the right choice for you”. If you have a question Timothy has the answer.

Building Green

Green Building & Environmental Trends – As a graduate of Stetson University College of Law, Richard Cartlidge brings you this blog about building green and the environment. He covers topics such as Communities, Cost, Environment, LEED Buildings, to Regulations. In this blog you will find post ranging from “Whiter the Green” to “Green building certification: what are you afraid of?”



BuildingGreen.com – The BuildingGreen.com LIVE blog is the place for real-time event coverage, reviews, and our editors’ unvarnished opinion on the latest news from all over the green building world!



GreenSource – In this new feature, GreenSource will select the most interesting musings from some of the world’s top green building and design blogs. You can read these posts–offering provocative opinions, compelling analysis, breaking news, and occasionally humorous assessments–without leaving their site.

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