Initial Secure Field Services
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Initial Secure Field Services Payment and Project History
Review the 4 Initial Secure Field Services 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%
36%
42%
Unprotected Projects
0%
61%
53%
Reported Slow Payment
0%
1%
2%
Projects With Liens
0%
2%
3%
Initial Secure Field Services Project and Payment History
Residential Construction Project at
1431 N 45th St, East Saint Louis, IL 62204
- Last known event: 12/03/2019
- First known event: 12/03/2019
Residential Construction Project at
- Last known event: 12/06/2019
- First known event: 11/25/2019
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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, there were no reported projects in 2023.
Typical Contract Terms
Retainage
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100% No Retainage
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Read testimonials about Initial Secure Field Services
The best company I've ever worked for. Like some other reviews, do the job like you trained for, over photograph, and follow the steps you need to and READ your work order. I'm a contractor over 5 years now and know what to do. I have a great couple of state coordinators that have helped me out big time with my tenior here. Do the job right, you get paid. Period. Thank you Robin and Matthew.