Construction Payment Blog

Whether you work for a contractor, a material supplier, an architect, etc., we all depend on our customers to pay us back for services or materials we’ve already provided. You...

Stories about the increasing value of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are flooding news feeds these days. Although you may have only heard about cryptocurrency in the last couple of years,...

There comes the point in time when every construction subcontractor considers trading smaller general contractors for working with larger outfits like Michels Corp. Aligning your business with a large, nationally...

Residential construction is one of the hottest markets in the US economy, accounting for more than $700 billion annually. Building a house is a big undertaking, both for first-time homeowners...

There comes a time when every subcontractor outgrows their current list of GCs and needs to move on to bigger and better jobs. When that time comes, larger general contracting...

Many contractors working in Connecticut are required to register their businesses or obtain licenses. If you’re performing more than $1,000 worth of contracting work annually (or doing a single job...

If you’re considering starting your own contracting business in Arkansas, congratulations are in order. Going out on your own is a big step. While there is quite a bit of...

Before you start subcontracting for Dragados or any general contractor, you need to do as much research as possible to ensure the general contractor isn’t a credit risk. This subcontractor...

Before signing a formal contract agreement, parties often draw up a memorandum of understanding as a preliminary document. It sets the tone for their relationship and signals that a contract...

According to the Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act, nearly every construction-related business requires a license to operate. Fortunately, the process for obtaining a license is fairly straightforward: choose the correct...