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Strategies for Running a Successful Construction Business
Whether you're just starting in the construction industry or looking to expand, you need to plan carefully to avoid major pitfalls. Here are some tips to make your business successful.
Read moreFile a Massachusetts Subcontractor Statement of Account: Requirements and Best Practices
Recording a Massachusetts mechanics lien involves two documents, the Notice of Subcontract and the Statement of Account. This guide will walk you through the filing process for the Statement of Account.
Read moreHow to File A New York Mechanics Lien: Recover Outstanding Payments in Construction
This comprehensive guide details the process of filing a New York mechanics lien. Read on to know your lien rights and how you can protect them.
Read moreMarch Construction Insider: Lobby against closures, wood industry’s ‘essential’ designation, more
This month: Lobby against closures; forest, wood industry's 'essential' designation; high demand for US, Canadian softwood lumber; and more
Read moreWisconsin Subcontractor Claim for Lien: Requirements, Notices and Deadlines
This guide explains everything you need to know about filing a Wisconsin Subcontractor Claim for Lien, from preparing the mechanics lien form to releasing it once you finally get paid.
Read moreHow to Protect Your Construction Business from Late Payments
Detailed here are steps that businesses in the construction sector can take to protect themselves from delayed payments.
Read moreHow a Subcontractor Claim of Lien Works to Get You Paid
This guide explains everything a subcontractor must know when filing a mechanics lien, from protecting lien rights to completing the mechanics lien form.
Read moreHow to Deal with and Prevent Commercial Building Delays
Here are four key tips for avoiding delays on your construction project—and minimizing their damage when they do happen.
Read moreTexas Notice for Specially Fabricated Materials: When and How to Serve
The Texas Notice for Specially Fabricated Materials is a preliminary notice that applies to those who create custom materials for a construction project. This guide explains the fundamentals of this notice.
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