A lack of megaprojects normalized activity, though broader starts showed steady year-over-year gains.
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Dan Florness has been with the company since 1996 and its CEO for the past nine-plus years.
Despite soft residential demand the company reaffirmed its full year outlook.
It's Ferguson's 20th venture investment to accelerate innovation for the construction industry.
The distributor posted its fifth straight month of double-digit daily sales gains despite a soft demand backdrop and topped analysts’ expectations, powered by acceleration in heavy manufacturing.
Truelink Capital plans to support SouthernCarlson's next phase of growth through a combination of commercial and operational initiatives and strategic M&A.
Boosted by NEFCO's acquisition of Big D Tool Center, the cooperative strengthens its Texas footprint.
It was the fourth straight month that Fastenal saw its daily sales rate grow by double digits year-over-year, powered by pricing actions in Q2-Q3 of this year.
It's the first acquisition for the company in 2025 after five bolt-ons in 2024.
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Decks & Docks adds roofing and siding materials to offering, while SWI will operate under the Decks & Docks Company banner.
The deals expand White Cap's rebar fabrication and concrete accessories offerings across the South and Southeast U.S.
U.S. construction spending in July fell .1% below the revised June estimate of $2.140 trillion and 2.8% below the July 2024 estimate, according to U.S. Census Bureau data shared on Sep. 2.
See who leads the construction and industrial supply cooperative for the 2025-2026 term.
GMS reported lower fourth-quarter results amid soft market conditions, with strength in Ceilings and Complementary Products more than offset by declines in Wallboard and Steel.
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U.S. construction spending dipped in April, marking a second consecutive monthly decline, with drops in both residential and nonresidential private sectors.
PHP Distribution promotes a new president and unveils a refreshed logo as it continues to expand its product offerings.
Construction spending in February exceeded economists’ market expectations, reporting gains in all departments.
Based in Richmond, Roofing & Supplies is a family-owned distributor of residential roofing, gutter products and related accessories.
