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Construction can be a tough business. Contractors, suppliers, and laborers need to have a high degree of skill and technical knowledge to build increasingly complex things. But they also need...
This comprehensive article will explain everything you need to know about preliminary notices, why they’re so important, and best practices for everyone on a construction project.
Contractors sometimes have to wait a long time for payment. A demand letter can be a powerful weapon in your arsenal to get paid faster. If you are waiting on...
A step-by-step guide on how to file a mechanics lien for any state in the United States. Outlines the process of filing a construction lien, including rules and requirements. Resources,...
Learn why a Notice of Intent to Lien is one of the most effective ways to resolve a payment issue on a construction project. THE demand letter that gets results...
How do mechanics liens work? We've put together a list of 17 different ways a mechanics lien empowers the construction industry to get paid the money they've earned on their...
The practice of retainage, aka retention, has a tremendous impact on the construction industry. Learn how retainage works on different types of projects and in different states. Article links to...
What are lien waivers in construction? This article is the ultimate guide for construction lien waivers including essential information and links to download any lien waiver form you need.
While joint checks and joint check agreements are common in the construction business, these agreements can actually be entered into by businesses in any industry. However, these tools are utilized...
Back charges can be tricky if you're not careful! It's incredibly important to prioritize communication and documentation when back charges are in play.
Sending lien notices is an important — and in some cases required — part of securing receivables for subcontractors and suppliers. Unfortunately, the process for creating and sending these notices...
I’m pleased to announce our October 2021 Credit Manager of the Month: Anne Scarcella, CCE! I have known Anne for over a decade and am extremely excited to present her...
There’s a hard truth about the construction industry: It eats up companies and spits them out. In fact, most construction companies fail, close their doors, and move on. Of the...
Equipment and material suppliers are often the last to get paid in the construction chain. Oftentimes, their customers must complete a job before being able to afford the goods needed...
Performance Contracting Inc. (PCI) is ranked one of the top ten specialty contractors in the U.S. They have a commitment to innovation which allows them to complete projects efficiently and...
Think of cash flow from the basic contractual level: You do the work, send the invoice, and wait for the payment to arrive according to the 30-day or other expected...
At certain points during a construction project, contractors expect to get paid for their work. Whether it’s one bill at the end of the job or several smaller bills throughout...
Workers’ compensation insurance is required for contractors with employees in most states. It covers injuries and illnesses that occur while workers are on the job, and protects companies from lawsuits...
The Levelset Payment Professionals Community has the honor to award a credit manager of the month who is nominated by their peers. For August 2021, the award went to Pakita...
Last year, I joined the credit department of a family-owned roofing distributor in Los Angeles. The company had been in business for 40 years, and its family culture flourished among...
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