In the construction industry, disputes will often happen due to perceived defects. The client will be unhappy because the construction has not been done up to their standards. These defects may mean that the building is unusable, unsafe, or simply not what the client...
It is rare today to find someone in the construction field who has never faced any legal issues. It can seem like someone is always waiting in the wings to single out contractors for some perceived wrong. You should have measures in place to help shield you from legal...
General contractors can only do so much, especially when time is limited. With most projects, they need to work with subcontractors to carry out specialized tasks. However, for a project to be successful, as a contractor, you should manage the companies or individuals...
Construction is one of the largest fields in Arizona and countrywide, as it creates employment for many people. For a project to be complete, different parties are involved – among them are contractors and material suppliers. A contractor depends on suppliers to...
Utilizing the latest technology can improve construction operations, maximize resources, and lower the stress levels of everyone involved with a project. However, it’s important to think critically before committing to using any form of new technology. If tech is...
As a contractor, the importance of establishing a professional working relationship with your clients cannot be overstated. A major part of forming a professional working relationship is drafting a contract that both parties will use as the point of reference during...
Property owners who have work they need to be done will sometimes call a construction contractor to take care of it. These individuals expect everything to be up to their expectations and standards. While most construction projects are completed without any issues,...
You don’t need to worry about construction defect claims when you provide high-quality work. That is a motto many contractors believe in, but allegations of defects can arise despite your excellent work ethic. Subcontractors or other tradespeople could cause a defect,...
You’ve been invited to put in a bid for your construction company to build a new resort in Arizona. Following two years of sparse opportunities, you are excited about this project. However, after meeting with the potential client and submitting your bid, you have a...
The Miller Act is a federal law that dates back to 1935. It requires contractors to obtain performance and payment bonds before being awarded a contract to work on a public project. The bonds ensure that subcontractors and suppliers will be paid even if the contractor...