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Mechanics lien in North Carolina. This article is essential reading for anyone in the construction business in North Carolina. Learn how to file an N.C. mechanics lien including all the...

Unconditional vs. conditional lien waivers: which type of lien waiver should you use on your construction projects and jobs? We break it down for you here.

Construction companies are crucial when recovering from disasters like Hurricane Michael. Rebuilding communities is hard work, and it's important that construction businesses protect their interests, too.

Waiver of Lien form downloads available for free for all 50 states. Construction industry members can follow the links in this article to download any lien waiver form they need....

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.

Each state has unique mechanics lien laws, and Pennsylvania is no exception. Here’s a breakdown of how to file a Pennsylvania mechanics lien.

What contractors must know about prevailing wage in New Jersey. This article covers the basic rules concerning how prevailing wages work, how the prevailing wage is determined in New Jersey,...

Is a license required for Georgia contractors? It's important to know whether your job requires a Georgia contractor's license. Without a license, you could end up empty-handed.

The California prompt payment act dictates the timelines for making payments on public and private construction projects. If payments aren't made on time, interest penalties will come into play. Essential...

What is a general contractor, what does a general contractor do, and how do they get paid? This post answers these questions as they relate to the construction industry.