Construction Payment Blog

This guide will help you navigate the ins and outs of New York contractor licensing laws and regulations so you can stay above board. You’ll learn about who needs a...

As anyone knows, running a construction business has its ups and downs, and it takes a specific type of person to succeed. It also takes a keen eye for details...

By using strong construction agreements throughout the entirety of a project, contractors are not only showing clients that they are professional and know what you are doing, but are also...

One of the mantras of the construction industry is “on time, on budget.” Project teams are always working against the clock trying to meet schedule milestones to ensure that a...

It’s fairly common for subcontractors to use a third-party service provider to create and send preliminary notices or file mechanics liens, but as more efficient solutions become available, the paperwork...

Protecting your lien rights on every job is one of the most powerful ways to ensure you always get paid on time and without stress. The construction industry is full of confusing...

There is more to being a credit manager than meets the eye. Many credit managers have honed specific skills in order to optimize sales and reduce debt losses for their...

With recent changes to its laws, Florida now allows license reciprocity for contractors in other states. Out-of-state contractors who have been licensed in other states for at least 10 years...

As far as state licensing requirements go, New Jersey isn’t the most complicated or difficult to maneuver. New Jersey refers to general contractors as “home repair contractors,” and they are...

In the construction industry, legal challenges and payment disputes are common. When not handled correctly, these issues can cause payment delays, sour relationships, and even stop work.  According to construction...