Construction Payment Blog

Protecting your lien rights is not an easy task, but it’s vital. Creating and filing the proper lien rights documents can affect how fast you get paid and, in some...

Contractors looking to perform construction work in Washington need to be registered with the state. In addition, many Washington cities require business licenses for companies working within their limits. Knowing...

Regardless of the industry, starting a business is a big step. In construction, launching your own company requires planning, paperwork, and hard work. But, you’ll finally have an opportunity to...

Accounts receivable turnover rate is one of many key performance indicators (KPIs) that a company can use to measure their success in collecting customer debt. This rate lets companies know...

Oregon contractor licensing is no laughing matter: The state is fairly aggressive when it comes to searching for unlicensed companies. Inspectors regularly visit job sites to see who’s working and...

Everyone knows that construction can be a tough and sometimes volatile business. While there might be plenty of money for the making, there are also loads of risks that can...

At Consolidated Electrical Distributors (CED) in the Grand Canyon region, the credit and accounts receivable team has one main goal — to provide incredible customer service. On an average day,...

Construction delay disputes are issues that construction representatives both on and off the jobsite must work together to avoid. Discussions about these matters primarily settle on whether a delay was...

Protecting your lien rights on every job is one of the most powerful ways to ensure you always get paid on time and without stress. The construction industry is full of confusing...

If you are starting to provide construction services in Idaho, you’ll need to register for a contractor’s license. Idaho has several departments that issue contractor’s licenses, so there’s a few...