Construction Payment Blog

Does your construction company usually hire a lawyer after a project turns messy, or before in hopes of avoiding a mess? Which method will cost more in the long run?...

How could your business grow if you were always paid on time and could stop chasing down slow paying customers?  Many construction companies just accept slow payment as an unfortunate,...

Hiring a collection agency can be a confusing and frustrating process.  There are so many types and it can be hard to tell a  good one from a bad one....

The credit and finance team at any growing construction company is vital to the success of the organization as a whole. As a company takes on more jobs and bigger...

Many credit managers struggle with how to proceed on credit balances left on accounts from escheat proceedings. If these balances aren’t handled properly, they can cause serious problems for your...

A Roundtable Discussion on Preventative Protection for California Contractors and Suppliers In California, legal challenges and payment disputes are common pain points for construction companies. But, with a little bit...

Would you be surprised to hear that cash flow and AR collections strains for construction businesses are increasing on average in 2021?  Join this live discussion to hear tips to...

Do you struggle with affording expensive materials upfront when you haven’t been paid from previous jobs? In this webinar, we’ll discuss the challenges and opportunities you have as a contractor...

The impacts of bankruptcy in construction can be far reaching. In this webinar we’ll explore the domino effect that inevitably happens when a company files for bankruptcy and the strategies...

This year, the 87th Texas Legislature passed legislation that included the first substantive changes to the Texas Mechanic’s Lien statute since 2003.  The changes, which will be effective for original...