Construction Payment Blog

If you’re considering starting a contracting business in New Hampshire, you’re probably looking forward to being your own boss. As a construction company owner, you’ll be able to choose the...

The construction industry makes up a large portion of the US economy: over 6 percent of all employment, and 4 percent of the entire nation’s GDP. With one industry playing...

Bellows is a full-service plumbing, heating, cooling, and electrical company providing high-quality maintenance and installation for homes and businesses throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. They’ve grown extremely fast because...

Contrary to what you might have heard, federal government construction jobs can be fairly lucrative for contractors and subcontractors. And with the upcoming passing of new federal infrastructure funding, lots...

Bidding and winning government construction contracts is different than in the private sector: There’s more room for negotiation in a private sector contract than there is in a government contract. ...

Starting a contracting business in Wyoming is an exciting time. Once you own a business, you’ll be able to make your own hours, choose your clients, specialize in certain types...

In light of the recent changes to the Employment Retention Credit (ERC) in 2021, construction companies are now re-evaluating how they can take advantage of this tax credit to keep...

Contractors in Alaska can have it pretty tough: Between dealing with the brutal winters and months without typical sunlight, making a living in the construction industry can be challenging. Mother...

A bank would never lend money without reviewing a potential customer’s finances — they want multiple years (and possibly a pint of your blood) to assess your credit risk ratios...

Ayla Gokturk is the Regional Credit and Collections Manager for the west coast division of Waste Collections – the third-largest garbage hauler in the United States. As the regional credit...