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This month on Construction Insider: 2% construction job rise, housing starts improvements, tariff relief, and more
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How to Serve Mississippi Pre-Lien Notices
Before you can file a mechanics lien in Mississippi, you have to serve certain pre-lien notices.This guide will tell you all you need to know about these documents.
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How to Serve a Tennessee Notice of Nonpayment
Tennessee lien statutes require all “remote contractors” to serve a Notice of Nonpayment. Here's how to serve this important notice.
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How to Serve a Tennessee Notice to Owner
In Tennessee, construction parties must serve a valid Notice to Owner in order to keep their lien rights. Learn how to serve the notice here.
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How to Serve a Texas Notice of Contractual Retainage
In Texas, property owners must withhold 10% of the contract price until after the project has been completed. Serving a Notice of Contractual Retainage protects your right to receive the retained amount.
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How to Drastically Improve Construction Operations with Field Resource Management
Field resource management is used in many industries to monitor vehicles, track valuable assets, reduce job costs, and improve safety. Here's how it can help your construction business.
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How to Serve a Wisconsin Subcontractor Identification Notice
Wisconsin subcontractors and material suppliers with no direct contract with the property owner must serve a Subcontractor Identification Notice. Learn the process here.
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How to File a Mechanics Lien in Minnesota
This guide will walk you through the steps in filing a Minnesota mechanics lien, from protecting your lien rights to enforcing your lien before it expires.
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How to Serve Your Michigan Notice of Furnishing and Sworn Statement
Serving pre-lien notices in Michigan will protect your right to get paid the full amount for your services. Learn the steps here.
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6 Signs It’s Time to Change Your Contractor’s Insurance
If you haven’t thought about your contractor's insurance since the day you first bought it, it’s probably time to make a change.
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