General Contractor
Hensel Phelps is typically a General Contractor who has worked on 571 jobs in the last 12 months according to available project information. Learn more about Hensel Phelps' recent projects, reviews from other contractors, and general payment terms below.
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On average, 19 companies rated Hensel Phelps with mostly positive feedback on past and ongoing construction projects.
Subcontractors should take into account HP has a laborious payment process. A multi-step checklist, requiring subcontractors to obtain multiple notery stamps for every progress payment. In our case, we were not informed of these requirements when our proposal was accepted. HP had proven to be stringent in its own bureaucratic process. Get everything in writing - no matter what. Only work off of final-approved plans and KEEP ALL OF YOUR DRAWINGS.
Excellent company to do business with. After working with Hensel Phelps we no longer want to work with anyone else. They are the gold standard for taking care of their subs.
We find their pay application process to be onerous and repetitive. When dealing with HP we would suggest that absolutely nothing be done on a verbal agreement and that all written instructions are double checked for clarity and liability loopholes.
Hensel Phelps has worked on 571 jobs in the last 12 months. Subs and vendors reported being paid on-time on 87% of projects . This contractor scores a B for payment and ranks in the bottom 20% of large U.S. contractors.
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1 week ago
Work worth:
Over $10,000
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1 week ago
Work worth:
Over $60,000
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1 week ago
Work worth:
Over $1,000
Learn more about recent Hensel Phelps construction payment-related news in the industry.
General contractor Hensel Phelps in February broke ground on Derby Roosevelt Row, Metro Phoenix’s first “small unit” apartment development.... Read more
The Denver International Airport has settled a dispute for more than $180 million with a contracting company that was fired before completing a terminal... Read more
Hensel Phelps was awarded these awards from Levelset as a nationally recognized contractor for outstanding performance.
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Usually 10% retainage in Texas. See typical retainage by State for Hensel Phelps.
Others typically said they were paid when paid from Hensel Phelps. See what were common payment terms.
Hensel Phelps typically pays in < 15 days. This is self-reported by other contractors at the end of projects.
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