For construction companies, the cost of parts and materials has been going up for a long time. Inflation is always slowly increasing these costs. There can also be supply issues that lead to a short-term increase when a specific material is more difficult to find than...
Project scope changes often cause disputes in construction. When the original plan shifts, confusion and disagreements can arise over what work needs to be done and who pays for it. Understanding how to handle these disputes helps keep your project on track and your...
Contractors need to get paid so their companies can remain solvent. While most people pay without any issue for the projects they have done, there are times when that doesn’t occur. Collections are probably something that many contractors didn’t think they’d have to...
One potential reason for a construction dispute is that there are mismatched expectations. When this happens, clients may continuously change their minds. For example, perhaps the client has hired a contractor to build them a new home, but they keep choosing different...
If you own a construction business, you probably already know the value subcontractors can bring. These professionals often have specialized skills and knowledge that your current team might not have. Furthermore, they allow you to scale your workforce up or down...
Disputes – from payment issues to work stoppages – can damage any construction project. While you can't prevent every dispute, a strong resolution clause protects your interests. When drafting your contracts, there are three things you need to keep in mind. Time is...
Warranties are an important part of construction contracts. They provide assurance that the work performed meets certain standards and that any defects will be corrected. Understanding how warranty claims work can help both contractors and property owners address...
Contractors count on stable contracts to finish projects and stay financially healthy. But when a construction contract ends unfairly, it causes big problems like losing money and damaging a contractor's reputation. Knowing the legal options helps contractors deal...
From bathroom renovations to deck installations, home improvement projects are often more complicated and extensive than clients expect. Contractors know that endeavors like these often require flexibility. Contracts often include provisions for change, but unexpected...
Hiring a professional to work on your home or residential unit can require more than finding someone with the right skills. Sometimes, a home improvement project becomes subject to various construction laws, protecting the homeowner and the contractor. These policies...
