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Hilt Construction Payment and Project History

Review the 4 Hilt Construction projects and payment history over the years. Know more about who you work with, how they pay, and avoid any potential issues on the job.

Project Monitoring4 Projects


project

last
12 months

state
average

national
industrial average

Protected Projects

100%

31%

41%

Unprotected Projects

0%

65%

53%

Reported Slow Payment

0%

1%

2%

Projects With Liens

0%

3%

4%

Hilt Construction Project and Payment History


Construction Project at

2953 Garden Ln, Bensalem, PA 19020

    State / County Construction Project at

    7252 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19149

    • Last known event: 11/08/2019
    • First known event: 10/16/2019

    State / County Construction Project at

    58 Lawrence Ave, Staten Island, NY 10310

      Waiting for payment from Hilt Construction


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      Payment History Summary


      Recent Payment Performance

      No projects in the last 12 months had any reported payment issues by other contractors.

      Payment Performance Over the Years

      According to available information, 100% of projects in 2023 had no reported payment incidents.

      2023 - 100%

      Typical Contract Terms


      Retainage

      Usually no retainage in Pennsylvania. See typical retainage by State for Hilt Construction.

      100% No Retainage

      Payment Terms

      Others typically said they were paid on invoice from Hilt Construction. See what were common payment terms.

      100% Paid on invoice

      Days to Payment

      Hilt Construction typically pays in > 60 days. This is self-reported by other contractors at the end of projects.

      100% > 60 days