Construction Payment Blog

Construction isn’t like most other businesses. Manufacturing or most service industries have their own cycle, in which they continue providing the same services or materials as long as there is a demand....

Office managers in the construction field know the industry isn’t exactly made up of early adopters when it comes to innovative software and construction technology. But this tendency shouldn’t prevent...

Nate Budde is the CLO and General Counsel at Levelset. He is an expert on construction law and has years of experience advising construction firms on how best to manage...

The preliminary notice is one of the most potent weapons in a credit manager’s arsenal. It’s fairly common for credit managers to send these documents on projects in states like...

The Miller Act was passed to provide an opportunity for subcontractors and suppliers to recover for unpaid labor and material on federal projects, since mechanics liens cannot be filed against public property. For federal...

It is important to be very careful when considering or pursuing litigation as a means of collecting payment. Often, the litigation process can be more hassle than it’s worth. Having...

One of the most common concerns we hear when talking to potential clients is that using a software such as Levelset will cost them – or one of their colleagues or employees...

Decided you want to be proactive with your lien and notice process? Great! Doing so is the best way to ensure you get paid on every project. Now here’s the hard part:...

Lien waivers are used constantly on construction projects. Frequently, they are exchanged with every payment. Construction businesses often fall into a habit of exchanging waivers without taking a step back...

Getting paid is truly the only thing that keeps a business open. There are a lot of tips and tricks that are suggested to keep the cash flowing, however, they...