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How 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.
Read moreArizona Amended Preliminary Notice: Requirements and When to Serve
In Arizona, if the total price of your services increases from the original value, you are required to serve an Amended Twenty-Day Preliminary Notice. This guide details everything you need to know about this notice.
Read moreProtect Your Workers and Your Project: 4 Tips for Effective Construction Safety Programs
If you’re looking to change your construction company’s attitude toward risks, here are 4 tips to implement an effective safety program.
Read moreRequirements for the California 20-Day Preliminary Notice
This guide will answer your basic questions about California preliminary notice requirements, from which parties must serve them to what details must be included in the form.
Read moreConstruction Business Loans: Requirements, Qualifications, Considerations
A construction business loan is an effective way for owners to get access to the capital they need. Here are the things to consider when applying for this type of loan.
Read moreStrategies for Addressing Construction Labor Supply Challenges
Addressing the labor shortage head-on is vital to productivity in construction. And to bridge the skills gap, employers need not only to attract Gen Z members and millennials but also to retain them.
Read moreHow a Schedule of Values Strengthens a Mechanics Lien
One of the most important organizing tools in construction is the schedule of values. Learn how this document can strengthen your mechanics lien here.
Read moreHow to File a Michigan Notice of Furnishing
In Michigan, certain parties must serve a Notice of Furnishing to protect their lien rights. Find out how to file one here.
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