Construction Payment Blog

We don’t give the construction industry the credit it deserves when it comes to evolution. But very once in a while, new technology shows up and changes the way construction...

Waste Connections is the third-largest garbage hauler in the United States. They provide commercial dumpster and roll-off container rental for construction sites across the country. To ensure they are paid...

If you’re considering starting a contracting business in Ohio, you’ll want to make sure that you’re aware of the laws surrounding state and municipal licenses for contractors. Unlike many other...

Unlike many other states, Kansas does not have any statewide requirements for contractor licensing. However, contracting businesses aren’t quite out of the woods with regards to licensing requirements, because most...

Construction is a risky business. Everyone who works on a project or has a stake in the property has a financial investment in the success of the job. To mitigate...

As a credit manager, you will inevitably run into a customer who declares bankruptcy while their credit file is still open with you. Dealing with bankruptcy can be an awful...

South Carolina requires that most contractors obtain a license when performing work in the state. Three different kinds of licenses—general contractor (for work valued over $5,000), residential home builders, and...

Contractors and suppliers know all about the cash flow challenges in the construction industry. With payments often taking almost 90 days, contractors and suppliers need alternatives to keep the cash...

In Rhode Island, all residential and commercial contractors and subcontractors need to be registered with the state’s Contractors’ Registration and Licensing Board (CRLB). However, registration is not the same as...

Mechanics liens and other construction notices must be recorded at the county recording office where the property is located to be official. Once these documents are recorded, copies need to...