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To successfully maintain a construction business, prompt payment is critical. Contractors and subcontractors often purchase materials before they have received payment themselves. They also may be working on several projects […]

In the first part of our series on creating an OSHA safety program, we delved into the initial measures that you can put into place to create a safe and

Change orders are often at the root of disputes during projects, this is why it’s important to have a change order process in place. A streamlined process will allow you

Changes during a construction project are often litigated. Most of the time, changes occur due to an unanticipated condition that occurs over the course of the project. Despite how well

While there are still a number of companies that have not transitioned to the use of construction management software, the reasons to make the switch are growing. Our Orlando construction

In part one of our article, we highlighted four ways that contractors can use mobile technology. In this final article, we’ll discuss three more ways to use mobile technology. Managing

Contractors are joining the ranks of workers who bring their own devices to the workplace. Mobile devices are assisting contractors in virtually every phase of construction, from finding clients and

All general contractors know that part of managing people is managing conflict. No two people are going to agree one hundred percent of the time. That can be a good

Unfortunately, conflict and construction go hand and hand. When you put together a large amount of people in a stressful setting with numerous deadlines and methods for accomplishing the same

With today’s construction labor shortage, the construction industry has a limited pool of workers to choose from. As a contractor, it is within your best interest to do what you