Construction Payment Blog

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...

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...

Construction equipment rental insurance covers equipment your company rents and protects you from having to pay for damages or replace it if it gets stolen. It can be purchased for...

As a contractor, you shouldn’t have to think twice about securing insurance for your roofing business. This trade stands out as one of the most grueling occupations, according to the...

An organizational chart is a critical component of any construction business. It gives everyone in the company a visual hierarchy of roles within the company, and specifies who is responsible...

If you’re considering starting a contracting business in Maine, congratulations are in order. Starting a business is a big step that takes grit and resilience. But when you own a...

For over 20 years as a credit manager in construction, I found that success or failure almost always came down to communication. Whether it was in person, over the phone,...

November 3, 2021: Today, we’re excited and proud to announce that the acquisition is complete: Levelset is now officially part of Procore. Read the official press release here. Below, you can read the...

Starting a contracting business in South Dakota is a big step. Just like those men on the side of Mt. Rushmore, it takes leadership and bravery. But, as a business...