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Will construction evolve in 2020? That’s the question on everyone’s lips. The short answer? Yes. While it may not feel like the industry has progressed over the past two decades, the...
If you’ve gone unpaid while working on a private project in West Virginia, you may want to consider filing a mechanics lien. A mechanics lien is one of the most...
Understanding your financial health is a critical component to any construction business. In construction accounting, there are two primary methods of tracking income and expenses: Accrual method and cash basis...
If you’re worried about getting paid for a construction job, or your payment is LONG overdue, you’re probably already brainstorming ways to light a fire under the GC or owner....
Getting paid in construction can be stressful. That’s true even when you run not just one – but two – successful construction businesses. In this article, the VP of two...
Construction projects are complicated beasts, and disputes are all too common. When you have a legal dispute over the scope of work or want to foreclose on a mechanics lien,...
If you are a contractor or materials supplier working in Washington DC and are dealing with payment problems, a mechanics lien might be just the thing you need. Mechanics liens...
If you’ve been working on a construction project in the state of Rhode Island, and are having payment issues, a mechanics lien might be just the solution you’re looking for....
There are four basic reports that make up the core financial statements of a construction company: Balance Sheet, Income Statement (or Profit and Loss Statement), Cash Flow Report, and Work-in-Progress...
If you’ve gone unpaid while working on a construction project in the Green Mountain State, then a mechanics lien might be exactly what you’re looking for. A mechanics lien is...
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