Three Important Steps That Can Help You Get Paid
While there is no way to absolutely guarantee that you’ll get paid for every construction job you have, whether as a sub-contractor or as a
While there is no way to absolutely guarantee that you’ll get paid for every construction job you have, whether as a sub-contractor or as a
We don’t have to tell you that the construction business is a tough one. There is a lot of competition, every job is different, and
If you’re a subcontractor or material supplier in the construction industry, you routinely enter into contracts with general contractors (GCs) to define the scope of
As a subcontractor, you play an important role in any construction project. However, all too often, subcontractors and material suppliers don’t get the recognition and
If you’re a subcontractor, you’re likely familiar with the concept of indemnification. For all parties involved in a construction contract, including the owner, the general
Whether you’re a general contractor (GC) or a subcontractor (sub) on a construction project, you routinely enter contracts as part of your business. Many construction
As a subcontractor on any significant construction project, your first instinct after you’ve been selected by the general contractor might be to get the contract
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