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Brent Zande
  • Contractor
  • Cornelius, NC
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Material shortages giving anyone else a headache these days?

Brent Zande
  • Contractor
  • Cornelius, NC
Posted

Material availability is becoming a serious issue. Shortages are impacting not only costs but lead times, too.

I've been finding some success in regularly communicating with my manufacturers and distributors as early into the project as possible, but I'm curious about how others are handling this?

What have you found to work during this odd and chaotic time?

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