Jaxpowerpro Corp.

What trends are currently shaping the construction industry? Labor Shortages & Skill Gaps
The shortage of qualified workers is still one of the deepest pain points in the industry. To stay competitive, firms are investing in training, recruiting nontraditional labor sources, and improving retention.
Technology & Digitization
Adoption of AI, Building Information Modeling (BIM), augmented/virtual reality, predictive analytics, and construction management software is accelerating. These tools help with planning, coordination, risk mitigation, and client transparency.
To ride this wave, we need to lean into technology adoption — not just for show, but to make us faster, more predictable, and more scalable.
We must invest in people — training, retention, and attracting tech-oriented talent.
Finally, strengthening our client experience systems (communication, documentation, transparency) will help us stand out in a sea of contractors who still drop the ball on those basics.

How are you implementing sustainable building practices?At JaxPowerPro, we promote sustainability through energy-efficient lighting, EV charger installs, solar-ready systems, and smart electrical design—reducing waste, improving efficiency, and building for a cleaner future.

What challenges are you facing with labor shortages or supply chains?Like most contractors, JaxPowerPro faces labor shortages and supply delays. We combat this by investing in training, retaining top talent, building strong supplier relationships, and planning ahead to avoid project slowdowns.

How do you ensure safety on your job sites?At JaxPowerPro, safety comes first. We hold morning briefings, enforce PPE and OSHA standards, conduct regular inspections, and train every team member to prioritize safety before productivity—no exceptions.

What role does technology play in your planning and execution?Technology drives our efficiency. We use tools like Housecall Pro and CompanyCam for scheduling, job tracking, and communication—ensuring accuracy, accountability, and real-time coordination across every project.

Can you describe a recent project that stood out to you?A recent custom home project stood out—tight deadlines, complex lighting design, and constant changes. Our team coordinated flawlessly, finishing on schedule and exceeding client expectations.

What advice would you give to someone entering the construction field?Work hard, stay humble, and never stop learning. Show up on time, communicate clearly, take pride in your craft, and find mentors who push you to grow. The trades reward consistency, discipline, and integrity.