Equipter’s marketing team traveled to the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center two weeks ago for the annual Inbound, the annual marketing conference presented by HubSpot. Our goal was to gain more insight to better connect with you—our avid readers and awesome followers.

Nothing gets us more excited than sharing our innovative equipment with roofers and contractors, which is why we love attending the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo by FRSA every year.

Losing sleep over your latest credit report? We know financing construction equipment is particularly challenging with bad credit. But improving your construction business credit score is simple when you have the right guidance.

Marketing a growing contracting business can be a challenge, especially when your entire marketing staff is a Team of One. Whether you wear the contractor marketing hat or it’s worn by, say, the office manager, you want to maximize time and skills while reducing frustration. 

“Starting a business” checklists are virtually everywhere if you’re opening a biz, like general contracting. But it takes more than the basics, like a license or insurance, to launch and grow a profitable company. Ask yourself these seven important questions.

Why should a homeowner hire you?  

What types of insurance should a contractor have? This guest post from Rachel Porter at Custom Contractors Insurance provides an overview of how to protect your business.

Putting your faith in build it and they will come doesn’t work in a competitive space like construction. These construction advertising tips you aren’t using yet will help you grow your business and edge out the competition.

Productivity is a prime driver of profit in the construction industry. Add small construction dumpsters and these need-to-know tips to your construction productivity toolkit.

Referrals are as good as a golden ticket to the chocolate factory if you’re in the renovation contracting business. But it’s not enough to just hope that happy customers will spread the word. Build a more robust business with these do’s and don’ts for getting home renovation referrals.