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Ken Simonson Quotes
«You can't assume contractors will automatically pass on higher costs.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«This marks a real turn around for non-residential construction. I think we will see more real gains in 2005.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«Contractors use a lot of diesel fuel to power bulldozers, trucks, and other heavy equipment. And many building materials industries, such as copper and steel, are energy intensive.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«You have a lot of home construction that will be affected by that. How much remains to be seen.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«I doubt you'll feel it (rising costs) much,»
Author: Ken Simonson
«Whether the recovery from Katrina adds to demand for construction materials depends on the types and speed of rebuilding in damaged areas.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«Historically, recovery from catastrophes happens very rapidly, but I don't think we've ever seen road damage to the extent we have seen here. I would think they would find the machines and manpower to do road repairs because you can't get to the other jobs until you have access.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«Consumers who are doing repairs or additions to their home will notice the effect when they buy a bag of cement.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«I think the impact is going to be nationwide for construction.»
Author: Ken Simonson
«The demand for concrete has been outstripping supply for several years. We've become more steadily dependent on imports.»
Author: Ken Simonson