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Owning a construction firm can prove very profitable, but it also leaves you at a near-permanent threat of legal action. There is so much that can go wrong in construction, much of it outside your control. What’s more, some people are very bad at communicating their...
The construction industry can be fruitful, with new developments and renovations happening all the time. That being said, running a construction firm is by no means easy. You have to speculate to accumulate and your business relies on being paid on time for the tasks...
Numerous factors influence which construction professionals property owners hire for specific projects. For some parties, budget is everything. The lowest bidder will often receive more thorough consideration than professionals and businesses that quote higher prices....
In the dynamic construction world, conflicts and disputes can arise unexpectedly, potentially causing delays, cost overruns and strained relationships. While there are various ways to address these disputes, mediation has emerged as an effective alternative to...
Scope creep refers to the uncontrolled expansion or deviation of a construction project's scope beyond the originally agreed-upon boundaries and deliverables. It occurs when changes, additions or modifications to the project scope are introduced without proper...
As a contractor, you understand the importance of doing things according to an agreement. It is part and parcel of providing your clients with quality services. Further, sticking to what is agreed upon eliminates the chances of disputes. However, a client might ask...
As a contractor, always protecting yourself and your business is necessary. Unfortunately, working in this industry means you face unique challenges, including legal issues related to your projects. The best way to avoid legal issues is by avoiding the mistakes that...
In some ways, competent contractors and managers of construction can plan ahead for all kinds of theoretically unforeseeable issues. They can build a buffer into their projected timeline for rainstorms and supply chain interruptions. They can budget according to...
Contracts are a necessary component of any construction project. From home construction to simple renovations or remodeling, pretty much every construction project is governed by some sort of contract. And if you get the contract aspect of things right, everything...
A construction project is a huge and complex undertaking. From the property owner to the contractor, suppliers and subcontractors – everyone involved must work as a team to ensure the project’s success. But with so many moving parts, it is not uncommon for...