Construction Payment Blog

Utah is just one of the 12 states that provide statutory lien waivers. This post is a step-by-step guide on filling out one of the two statutory lien waiver forms; the...

Retainage on Florida projects can be frustrating, knowing your rights can help ensure you get paid in full and in a timely manner.

This Georgia Lien Waiver Guide includes the rules, forms and more, to provide you with everything you need to know to get the waiver exchange right.

Slow payment in the construction industry is a cold, harsh reality. In fact, less than 10% of contractors are actually paid on time by their customers. This number could be...

The Texas Prompt Payment Act was enacted to ensure that subs and suppliers are paid in a timely fashion. It's not only important to know your rights to payment, but...

Pay applications, although they seem simple, are more complicated than most people think. That’s because they aren’t simply an invoice for work performed, but rather a bundle of documents needed...

If work exceeds the anticipated cost by more than 20%, AZ claimants must send amended 20-Day Preliminary Notice. In December, this threshold jumps to 30%.

Arizona pay if paid clauses have been held as enforceable in certain situations. Given the severity of these clauses, they are strictly regulated.

Florida pay when paid and pay if paid provisions are known as contingent payment clauses. These are an attempt to shift the risk of the owner's non-payment from the general...

There are a few states that have enacted a trust fund statute to protect payments to sub-tier project participants. California has no trust fund statute on the books. However, trust...