Construction backlog slips as smaller contractors feel the squeeze
Builders' pipelines now sit at their lowest level since February 2024, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.


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Builders' pipelines now sit at their lowest level since February 2024, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.

ABC's latest data shows construction backlog dipped in October, while contractor confidence in profits and staffing softened despite...

. Labor issues and material costs cut into project pipelines for contractors with under $30 million in revenue..

. Tariff-related project delays and cancellations caused contractors' pipelines to ease off a recent peak, according to Associated Builders and Contractors..

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