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Selling in the Construction Industry

By John Olley, published Nov 20, 2006
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The U.S. construction industry is very vast and diverse. It includes a cross section of activities and people who ranges from electricians, plumbers etc. working all by themselves on residential as well as small commercial complexes to marketing professionals who work for huge construction and engineering organizations involved in designing and building enormous projects.

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The construction sector encompasses associations primarily involved in the construction of buildings and various other structures, heavy construction apart from buildings, along with renovations, modification, installation and maintenance and preservation. To add to this list are the organizations who are involved in demolition of structures, evacuation of building sites along with sale of materials collected from the demolition of structures. This sector also includes those firms engaged in detonation, test drilling, landfill, leveling, earthmoving, excavating, land drainage, and other land preparation.

The federal government of US through their census of construction industries, from time to time provides periodical and comprehensive statistics about the various construction setups and buildings, along with details on the repair, subcontracting and other construction-related activities. One such comprehensive reports that is put together almost every year is the Preliminary Industry Series reports consists of the earliest census results and the national statistics for each 4-digit industry about 15 months after the census year. These reports also consist of tables of the value of construction work by type of construction, comparisons of current and previous census statistics. [Census Of Construction Industries, 2004]

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