Construction Payment Blog

Getting paid as a construction contractor is already hard without the coronavirus. Contractors face a major cash threat with the coronavirus outbreak and threatening recession. This article examines how current...

The Washington Little Miller Act ensures that project participants get paid on public construction projects. On projects of a certain size, the prime contractor must post a payment bond on...

In Michigan, the Little Miller Act provides protection against nonpayment to those working on state or local government-funded construction projects. The Act requires that the prime contractor post a payment...

Whether you need a construction bond for the first time or the hundredth time, it helps to have a surety who knows the lay of the land. Every state in...

When you need a construction bond for a project in Texas, an experienced and construction-focused surety can help you see a project through, from start to finish. On this page,...

For those who provide construction labor or materials to a public works project in the state of Nevada, the Little Miller Act ensures that payment will be made. Like every...

A mechanics lien is a powerful tool to secure your rights in case of non-payment in the construction industry. One vital step to this process is sending a preliminary notice....

For contractors working on a state or local public construction project, the state law will likely require a payment bond. When a subcontractor or material supplier is faced with nonpayment,...

Many construction projects today require that contractors provide bonds. Construction bonds are protection for the owner against non-payment, lack of performance, company default, and warranty issues. There are several types...

If you’re working on a construction project in Georgia and need a surety bond, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re working on a federal project covered by the Miller...