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Explore the latest articles from Contractors Hot Line, the leading source for the construction industry since 1966. Delve into insightful pieces covering a wide array of topics, from equipment reviews and industry trends to project management strategies and safety protocols. This section also features editorial content from Parts Connection, a monthly resource for locating new and used parts and services in North America, and Attachment Connection, an annual directory showcasing attachments for construction equipment.
In Onsite, Matt Ohley shares a raw look at how night shifts, sacrifice, and separation shape the lives of construction workers and the families they fight for.
High costs and economic uncertainty are driving construction firms to rent equipment. Learn the benefits, challenges, and trends shaping this shift.
Explore seven industry-leading trailers designed for construction logistics. From lowbed haulers to extendable flatbeds, discover the best options.
Celebrate National Outrigger Pad and Crane Mat Day on April 24. Learn why proper ground stabilization is essential for safe and efficient lifting operations.
Explore the latest in electric, digital, and sustainable construction technology at bauma 2025. See key industry advancements from Liebherr, John Deere & more.
From smart roads to self-healing asphalt, new technology is transforming paving. Explore the latest advancements in asphalt for 2025 and beyond.
The 2025 Specialized Transportation Symposium brought industry leaders together for key discussions on workforce trends, market forecasts, and regulatory updates.
Extend the lifespan of asphalt equipment with preventative maintenance. Learn key strategies for pavers, milling machines, rollers, and more.
Get your heavy equipment ready for spring with essential maintenance tips to prevent breakdowns, extend lifespan, and keep your fleet running efficiently.
New tariffs on steel, aluminum, and lumber are driving up construction costs and causing project delays. See how builders are adapting to the changing market.