Contract violations and unmet expectations are frequently the underlying causes of construction litigation. Clients disappointed by the finished product may take legal action against construction companies or professionals seeking corrections to the work performed or...
If you are an Arizona subcontractor, chances are you have already experienced the stress from change orders. Naturally, you want to please the homeowner while also remaining in the good graces of the general contractor (GC) so you can get more work in the future. So,...
A variety of professionals help to maintain, erect and modify homes across Arizona. Construction firms and independent contractors can change the appearance of buildings, repair damage caused by extreme weather and build new properties based on customer...
Construction projects run the gamut from simple updates to new builds and complete renovations. Each of these projects should be governed by a contract that outlines each aspect of the project. One area of contracts that’s vitally important is the one that outlines...
Construction companies often do not receive full payments when starting a project. Clients pay a deposit. They usually also sign a contract affirming when final payments are due. In some cases, property owners may attempt to withhold payment to address issues with the...
Many construction projects are based on a mixture of technical specifications and creative visions. They can also be very costly to complete. Because of all the included factors, these projects are usually governed by a contract. Construction contracts work to...
When something goes wrong on a construction project, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. After all, it is a big and delicate project to make mistakes. For many Arizona homeowners or builders, figuring out whether the issue falls under a warranty or a workmanship claim can...
Construction projects rely heavily on the management of materials, from initial ordering to storage and waste disposal. Any errors in this process can lead to not only delays but also significant legal problems. Material management mistakes often affect timelines,...
Scope creep is a common challenge that many construction managers face during the course of a project. It occurs when the project scope expands beyond the originally agreed-upon terms without adjustments to the timeline or budget. While scope creep can be both...
Scope creep is a common issue in construction projects. It refers to the gradual expansion of a project’s scope beyond the original plan, often without proper approval or adjustments to the expected budget and timeline. Imagine you are hired to build a residential...