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Talking to Rick, one of our superintendents about this post, he said, “I have a great title for you.” One of his mentors used to say, “Cookies crumble, concrete cracks.” Are those cracks in your building’s tilt-up walls simply cosmetic? … Continue reading →

Riggins Construction & Management, Inc. is searching for an experienced Field Superintendent to join our growing, 35-year-old company.  Currently, 80% of our business comes from repeat clients.  As a Superintendent, we’ll look to you to further this trend by continuing … Continue reading →

We would like to congratulate Mike Schnabel for completing seven years of service here at Riggins Construction & Management, Inc. We understand that our value as a company is based upon quality of our team.  People who work with integrity of heart and … Continue reading →

Yes, proofreading is important even for office ninjas like me.  Case in point,  in my rush to email an announcement, I neglected to properly proofread the text. Unfortunately, unlike blog posts and web pages, once you send an email with Constant … Continue reading →

As our hero discovers, much to his dismay and disgust, the food being sold and rationed  is made from people. “Listen to me! You’ve got to tell them, Soylent Green is people!” Well, so is social media. Yes, Soylent Green … Continue reading →

“Die when I may, I want it said of me that I plucked a weed and planted a flower where ever I thought a flower would grow.” ~ Abraham Lincoln Flowers have an amazing effect on people. Granted, that is … Continue reading →

Everyone starts somewhere in Social Media.  Tips and tricks we’ve all learned along the way can be especially helpful to those still navigating uncharted waters. This interview series features twitter accounts in and around the construction industry, a growing population … Continue reading →

“Grammar is the grave of letters” ~ Elbert Hubbard Now, I’m no “Grammar Girl,” but I have been known to correct a tweet or dozen in my day before retweeting.  Poor grammar does bother me, which correctly classifies it as … Continue reading →

Everyone starts somewhere in Social Media.  Tips and tricks we’ve all learned along the way can be especially helpful to those still navigating uncharted waters. This interview series features twitter accounts in and around the construction industry, a growing population … Continue reading →

“Nothing is more memorable than a smell. One scent can be unexpected, momentary and fleeting, yet conjure up a childhood summer beside a lake in the mountains…” ~ Diane Ackerman This week’s Lets Blog Off topic asks about scent memory. … Continue reading →