Some material was delayed and going to hold up the project we are doing for a local GC. It was going to cost 8 grand to use another company to get the disconnects. The GC told us to get them coming and now doesn't want to pay for them. They are installed. No change order was signed. Can I make him pay?...Read More
We are a subcontractor working on a Community College project. We did not send a 20-Day Preliminary notice on this project, however, we do complete Conditional and Unconditional waivers for our client. We are not receiving payment on an executed change order and are wondering if we are ab...Read More...Read More
I'm a subcontractor working on large park project. I finished my work a few months ago and our customer still has a balance on their account and pushing back to pay for the change order. I cannot find any bonds on this job, so I'm reaching out to see what my options are. ...Read More
I was a subcontractor for a project under a GC who was under a 'Master GC / CM'. The GC for whom we worked did a horrible job. They were kicked off of the job. We requested to be released prior to that GC being fired by the Master GC / CM and were supposed to come to terms on our final payment. ...Read More...Read More
Do companies selling metal buildings, located out of state, for contractors in California qualify as falling under the HIS registration requirements. I am dealing with an out of state sales company selling metal buildings for in state contractors. Got a quote for a building, agreed on price and requested con...Read More...Read More
Need to know the proper process. We have a client that owes us money from last year. We went back around the first of March to finish an item. Now we aren't getting a response to our payment request. What is the next course of action? Send a Notice of Intent to Lien?...Read More
We moved here from Ohio last fall. We hired a company to put in new floors, cover the ceilings, apply wall paper, paint the cabinets, and paint the walls. The contract was for 24k. At the last minute, they added 5k to the bill. The cabinets were never repaired and they actually caused more damage to t...Read More...Read More
We were demanded by our GC to do change order work before getting signed or they will fire us and hire a new subcontractor, so in good faith, we did the work. Now the project is ending and we have been told by our GC that they are not approved. (We have emails to back up these statements). I'm...Read More...Read More
I have a contractor renovating a building for me. It is a Cabin in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I made an over-payment of $6000 over six months ago. I caught the over-payment when I reviewed the contracts and estimates of material and labor. I also determined that there are two contracts for ...Read More...Read More
GC is not responsive about our payments at a little rock job since November no issues with our paperwork on texture we show PM-Hold. the money that is owed is $138,753.18 this does not include retention or COs, which now they are trying to back charge us on the Co's adding non-contract items, ...Read More...Read More
Hello, I have a construction contract that does not address change orders. I want to delete the concrete install from the contract which has a line item for the value. I would like to hire a different contractor to do the concrete slab work. The current contractor does poor quality work and I am concerned ...Read More...Read More
I am in CA and signed a swimming pool remodel contract a month ago. Work is not set to start until mid-April. In the contract there is a line item to reduce the depth of the deep end of the pool to a 5' depth. After talking to many people, I have been told that will significantly reduce the value of the p...Read More...Read More
I am a subcontractor on a project that was supposed to take 4 months. It has been 8, goping on 9 months. During this time, materials have greatly increased in price. When I speak to the General Contractor, he tells me there will be no compensation. The main reason for my hold ups is because the ow...Read More...Read More