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January 7, 2020

3 Tips on Preparing Your Construction Business for a Financial Crisis

It has been more than a decade since the global financial crisis of 2008 but the memory still persists for a lot of construction business owners. The construction industry was severely hit by the recession and several issues still linger, including the current labor shortage. Unfortunately, the threat of an economic downturn will always be

October 30, 2019

The Best Funding Options Available for Contractors

As a contractor, completing a construction project can be very expensive. In fact, this business is often referred to as a feast or famine business. Many clients will pay for the job once it’s completed or after completing a milestone. That means your business will have to pay for every expense out of its own

March 21, 2019

How Construction Software Can Minimize Project Disputes

Construction is a very complex business, with a vast number of elements and factors to take into consideration for a project to develop successfully. That said, it comes as no surprise that in many cases, costly delays and budget overruns are part of the reality on and off-site. This is where a great number of

March 29, 2018

Contractors Regularly Face Risks on The Job

Contractors regularly face risks on the job It’s understandable how some people look at contractors and wish they would be in their shoes. Contractors own their time, people work for them, and they typically earn more money than your usual 9-to-5 employee. All things considered, contractors are perceived to have it made, and that perception