Contractors Hot Line is part of the Catalyst Communications Network publication family.
Contractors Hot Line is part of the Catalyst Communications Network publication family.
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.
Hopkinsville sells 2025 Mack roll-off and refuse trucks at Purple Wave Auction. Bid online for low-mileage, late-model trucks to enhance your fleet.
Keep your city moving this winter with HitchDoc’s all-hydraulic snowblowers — built in the USA for performance, efficiency and dependable fleet uptime.
Reach construction and industrial decision-makers with targeted emails, digital publications, ads and AI-driven insights for measurable results at CONEXPO 2026.
Kubota’s new Grand L70 Series blends customer feedback, advanced tech and improved comfort for contractors seeking power and precision.
Learn five signs it’s time to replace aging equipment and how proper maintenance, inspections and lubrication can cut downtime and boost jobsite productivity.
Contractors turn to digital marketplaces like Ritchie Bros. and bidadoo for faster sales, global reach and more transparent equipment auctions.
The right bucket, roller or grinder can boost productivity, reduce cost and improve safety. Learn how selecting the right attachments keeps projects on track.
Using the wrong machine can waste fuel, labor, and profits. Learn how smart equipment planning and rentals keep projects efficient, on schedule, and cost-effective.
Rising costs and tight schedules demand reliable machines. See how DamStrong loaders deliver durability, easy service and savings that protect contractor margins.
Learn how timber and composite mats improve crane safety, stabilize ground conditions, reduce delays and cut costs on construction sites.