THE MATADORE PODCAST

Real operators. Real jobsites. Real results. Discover how professionals use Matadore electric equipment in the field and what’s changing in construction.

The construction industry is facing a labor shortage that is not going away.

Crews are smaller. Skilled operators are harder to find. Jobs are expected to move faster, safer, and with less margin for error. Contractors are being forced to rethink how work gets done, not because they want to, but because they have to.

“TheMatadore” exists to document how contractors are adapting to that reality. It focuses on real jobsite decisions, hard-earned lessons, and the systems contractors are using to get more work done with fewer people. These are not opinions or theories. They are field-tested experiences shared by people responsible for outcomes on the job.

Electrification and jobsite technology are part of that conversation because they directly affect labor, safety, and productivity. Not as trends, and not as selling points, but as tools that either work in the field or do not. “TheMatadore” explores where construction equipment reduces manual labor, improves jobsite control, and allows crews to operate more efficiently in demanding environments.

Lead the Demo: The Subsurface Imaging Story — Jamie Davis on Family, Radar, and Reinvention

What’s actually under the concrete before you cut it? For 20 years, that question has been Jamie Davis’ business. In this episode of The Matadore Podcast, Jamie Davis, VP and co-founder of Subsurface Imaging, joins Alex Berg to talk ground penetrating radar, concrete scanning, and what it took to grow a company he started with […]

Lead the Demo: Atlas Demolition’s Daniel Zimmerman on Culture & Leadership

This isn’t just about knocking buildings down — it’s about how you build the team that does it. In this episode of The Matadore Podcast, Daniel Zimmerman, founder of Atlas Demolition, joins Alex Berg to talk culture, chaos, and what it really takes to lead a demolition crew — from Hurricane Helene recovery work to […]

Episode 3: The Mattbeth Construction Story – Matthias Williams & How to Build a House in 100 Days

In 2005, Matthias Williams built his first project — a fence in Pembroke Pines. Today, he’s building 6,000-square-foot houses in 100 days. Matthias Williams, founder of MattBeth Construction, sits down to talk about two decades of tenant improvement work for national retail brands, the systems that let him build a custom home in 100 days, […]