Important Announcement to all Disabled Veteran Contractors
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Build buildings by building relationships
Have you noticed how many difficulties in construction relate to broken relationships rather than poor construction?. At the heart of so many heated matters is a personality conflict. The pain is revealed in all the letter writing and posturing. Often, one who may feel he was not treated with respect now demands respect in the
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When Should You File Suit for Retainage on a Florida Bonded Job?
It depends on whether or not it is a public (255.05) project or a private (713.23 or 713.245) job. If it is a public project, the statutes allow for some leeway on when you can file a lawsuit for retainage. On a public job, a claimant can sue for retainage within one year of performance
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The Number One Reason Contractor\’s Fail
Being in the construction business can be rough even in the good years. There is so much that can go wrong on a job. But now, in this time when there is so little work and so many contractors, it is especially tough on contractors. Banks are pulling their financing on projects. Banks are not
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Slip and Falls are not Funny
If you watch America’s Funniest Home Videos, an awful lot of the humor is some poor fellow slips and falls. If you have ever been sued by someone claiming a slip and fall on your construction site, you realize that this is not funny at all. Certainly, if a contractor negligently maintains his job site
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