Construction Payment Blog

We have bad news. You aren't covered by your subcontractor or supplier's notices. It can be an unfortunate misunderstanding, but failing to send notice could lead to the loss of serious payment...

This article applies to absolutely anyone on a California construction project whenever a tenant is involved, starting with the party that contracted with the tenant and going all the way...

Incorporation is an important concept for material suppliers. The right to file the mechanic lien only arises when the materials are physically incorporated into the project's property. That means that...

Here are 4 steps that you should do after you file a mechanics lien on a construction project in order to make sure you get paid the money your earned....

Even though the deck is probably stacked against the possibility of snow removal qualifying for lien rights protection in most states, that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Also, snow removal...

We've often written about how project type is one of the primary factors that determine what remedies are available (if any) for a non-payment issue on a given project. Given...

Considering all of the unique aspects of construction work -- retainage, change orders, and progress payments are just three examples -- many construction disputes come down to a disagreement about...

Roofers occupy a unique place in the construction. The nature of their business is unlike almost any other contractor in the industry, and not just because it's inherently more dangerous....

One subject that we write about often on the Construction Payment Blog is how long it takes to get paid in the construction business. In fact, it takes longer to...

Imagine this scenario: you're a subcontractor on a project with a payment issue. First, the payment was late. Then, the payment was even later, and after waiting for too long...