Continuing education is important in any field, but especially in the ever-evolving field of construction credit. I recently participated in Advanced Negotiations, a course component of NACM’s Graduate School of...
Pollution can be a byproduct of construction work. Contractors work hard to ensure that accidents and leaks don’t happen, but they can’t prevent them all. Pollution liability insurance steps in...
Most contractors use some type of construction accounting software to track income and expenses. But most platforms can do a lot more than just bookkeeping. They often have powerful analysis...
Berta Diaz has been the Credit Manager at S&J Supply Company, a pipeline material supplier located in California, since 2018. Upon moving into her current role, she realized the processes...
Everyone loves to profess how difficult the construction industry is. These critics like to point out how this business chews up companies and spits them out. While there are plenty...
Drawings, plans, specs, and contracts are designed to pave the way for a smooth and uneventful construction project. But, as everyone knows, construction rarely goes according to plan, and occasionally,...
Contractors are required to purchase general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. However, some contracts may require more coverage than a contractor has acquired. When this occurs, contractors can bridge the...
With so many options for insurance policies and coverages, it’s hard to know what contractors need to purchase and what they don’t. Inland marine insurance is one of those coverages...
Debt isn’t a bad thing when it is used strategically to grow your business. The smartest way to approach business debt is to know what you will need the money...
Vermont is known for a lot of things: maple syrup, cheddar cheese, Ben and Jerry’s ice cream, and beautiful fall foliage. What better state could exist as a base for...