Construction Payment Blog

Late payments cause financial stress for all companies. They reduce cash flow, leaving companies scrambling to find the money to pay their bills and their workers. Accounts receivable departments and...

In a 10-year plan to fix the ailing US Postal Service, US Postmaster General Louis DeJoy calls for shorter hours, longer delivery times, and other moves to improve measurable reliability...

If you’re stepping up to the plate with Fluor, one of the largest construction companies in the world, it’s helpful to have a little background on the company first. This...

Drake Ready Mix is a growing concrete supplier in Florida. Like most suppliers, their company is often far from the top of the payment chain. At Drake Ready Mix, General...

Construction projects can be incredibly complex — especially when it comes to collecting payment. Money has to change hands many times before it’s finally received by the people who actually...

Protecting your lien rights is not an easy task, but it’s vital. Creating and filing the proper lien rights documents can affect how fast you get paid and, in some...

Contractors looking to perform construction work in Washington need to be registered with the state. In addition, many Washington cities require business licenses for companies working within their limits. Knowing...

New Mexico requires a license for anyone engaged in construction-related contracting within the state. This includes general construction, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and more—over 100 different classifications of licenses in total....

Accounts receivable turnover rate is one of many key performance indicators (KPIs) that a company can use to measure their success in collecting customer debt. This rate lets companies know...

Oregon requires that “anyone who works for compensation in any construction activity” obtain a license. The list of contractors who need a license includes roofers, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, home inspectors,...