Can You Lower Your Risk As Costs Soar?
The construction industry is working diligently to manage supply chain challenges. The following trends were documented in the Corelogic Q4 Quarterly Construction Insights report:
- The cost of lumber has increased by 34%.
- The average annual cost increase for U.S. commercial building materials was 9.6%.
- Contractors reported material shortages of lumber, steel, and electrical products.
- Increasing labor costs across all occupations with roofers leading the charge at almost 6%.
We've assembled a panel of experts from insurance, law, bonding, and in-the-field construction to discuss the challenges the industry is facing due to rising material prices and supply shortages.
With over 75 years of helping construction clients control their total cost of risk, we know that the best way to serve our clients is through specialization. With that in mind, we have a group of consultants dedicated to the construction industry and play an active role in industry associations. This allows us to stay abreast of the current industry trends that affect you.
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With over 75 years of helping construction clients control their total cost of risk, we know that the best way to serve our clients is through specialization. With that in mind, we have a group of consultants dedicated to the construction industry and play an active role in industry associations. This allows us to stay abreast of the current industry trends that affect you.
Husch Blackwell’s Construction Academy is a comprehensive, industry-based knowledge center to foster learning, create interactions and build value for its participants. For more information about Husch Blackwell’s Academy click here.
Topic of discussion will include:
- What is currently being experienced in the market (including horror stories!)
- New best practices that have developed in response
- Contract language, clauses, and solutions for negotiations
- Should you buy materials now or wait?
- What happens if a project is delayed or falls through?
- Builders risk insurance and stored materials
- How the hard insurance market factors in
Who should attend?
- Contractors and Subcontractors
- Developers
- Architects and Engineers
- Public Officials
- Anyone working in the Construction space