Painting Industry

Painting is a construction sub-industry identified by the NAICS number 238320. Contractors and employees are known as painting and wallcovering contractors. Painters could paint inside or outside. Even with Covid-19 and inflation, there is plenty of work for painters. While the painting industry might slow down over the next few years, it is still expected to do well. The market size is $19 billion, and the painting industry has over 325,000 contractors.

Masonry Industry

Government workers use the U.S. NAICS industry code 238140 for masonry contractors. Much of the industry is supported by residential building activities and downstream markets. While residential construction was robust, it tapered off during and after 2020 because of Covid-19 and, in 2021, inflation and increased interest rates.

Plumbing Industry

When most people think of plumbing, they only think of the series of pipes, faucets, and other items that bring fresh water into the home and remove sewage from the home. Industries also use plumbing to carry fluids, gases, chemicals, and other liquids to where they are needed.

What is a Cut-Resistant Glove?

Hand cuts, punctures and slices can be serious – and prevent you from using your hand for weeks or months at a time. In some cases, if you cut nerves or a muscle, you might need surgery or might not be able to have full use of your hand.

What is ANSI Z87.1?

When safety standards for a job require eye protection, you need more than standard glasses or sunglasses. While your regular glasses or sunglasses offer some protection for your eyes, they do not offer enough unless they are rated for high impact and other safety hazards. Eye protection goes through rigorous testing under the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).