Construction Payment Blog

Insurance protects companies from risk — and general contractors have many risks involved in their work. Some companies may try to save money by not purchasing insurance. This works, until...

Construction is one of the most highly regulated industries, and there are tons of requirements that contractors must meet. One such requirement is securing a contractor bond, which many states,...

Homeowners are spending more time inside due to COVID-19, and many are considering renovation projects as a result — and the current renovation boom may make it harder for the...

Communication is difficult in construction mostly because of preconceived ideas, misguided assumptions, and bad habits. Not asking for change orders is a bad habit; assuming that your GC will respond...

Miami is consistently one of the country’s fastest-growing cities, keeping construction companies busy year-round. But despite booming business, contractors in The Magic City carry a lot of legal risk. The...

Effective evaluation and management of working capital is a critical component of construction business management and a primary determinant of success for many contractors. In this article, we will discuss...

West Coast Drywall and Paint is a highly-rated subcontractor in Southern California. Their Chief Financial Officer (Keith Caneva), Controller (Julie Hammack), and Contract Administrator (Elizabeth Gonzalez) all have a lot...

If you work in credit, chances are you are deep in spreadsheets, many spreadsheets, all day, every day. Spreadsheets can be great — especially if you’re an Excel whiz and...

If you’ve been in the construction industry for any length of time, you know it can take a long time to get paid. While a mechanics lien is the most...

The challenge that led to partnering with Levelset  Jennifer Fudem has been a contract administrator for Rex Moore Group and their sister company since 2016. Her main role at the...