Construction Payment Blog

As in all states, New Hampshire contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers are not unarmed when it comes to payment disputes. If they’re not getting paid for work they completed on a...

Laws provide structure to our society and the way we run our businesses. There are a wide variety of laws that affect the relationships formed during a construction project. From...

Building a house is a big undertaking. There is a ton of preparation and planning involved, and it rarely goes exactly as planned. But if you’re considering building a home,...

If you’re outgrowing your current list of general contractors, it might be time to move on to bigger and better things. Partnering with Zachry Group might be an excellent move...

Construction contracts come in all shapes and sizes. They can be a simple one-page agreement or could include stacks of different documents depending on the scope of the project. Nevada...

Do you wish there were a way to avoid negotiating contract terms over and over with the same parties? Well, you’re in luck, because there is such a way. It’s...

Hawaii requires that Hawaii requires anyone “who offers to, holds oneself out to, or contracts to perform residential, commercial, or public works construction, alterations, or improvements” to hold a contractor...

General contractors spend years putting together a crew of subcontractors that they can rely on. Lining up the right subs can take time, but it doesn’t have to. You need...

If you’ve recently applied for and had your construction business loan denied, you may be wondering what to do next. You have bills to pay and payroll to make, but...

Credit departments and credit managers love their key performance indicators (KPIs). One of the most telling KPIs for credit professionals is days sales outstanding, or DSO. Calculating your DSO on...