Substantial Completion Is Not Final Completion
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) defines substantial completion as “the stage in the progress of the work when the … Read more
Why every residential project needs a real-time GPS, not a paper-based map
During one of our recent LetsBuild webinars, a Senior Project Manager on a residential project made a great analogy. The … Read more
AGC: 60% of Contractors Report Work Zone Crashes During Pandemic
Despite fewer drivers on the road during the pandemic, 60% of contractors reported motor vehicles had crashed into their work … Read more
Is that Non-Compete Enforceable
These days, a lot of companies want their employees, especially those in key positions, to sign non-compete agreements. They want … Read more
Sakai Celebrates 20 Years in Adairsville
Sakai America is celebrating 20 years of assembling asphalt and soil rollers in Adairsville, Georgia. “Sakai America has experienced exceptional … Read more
Are These Protections in Your Construction Contracts?
The Coronavirus changed our world in so many ways. Everyone in every industry has been impacted, including construction. And the one … Read more
Indemnification More Available Than You Might Think
Indemnity is a term familiar to those in construction. Basically, indemnity shifts fault for damages or losses from one party … Read more
The Cure for Change Order Headaches
A change order is a simple document that can modify three basic aspects of a construction project: scope, cost, and … Read more
Releases Can Be Your Friend
If you understand how releases work, you can use them to your advantage during the course of a construction project. … Read more
CBO’s Sustainability VIP
Construction Business Owner (CBO) Magazine’s Sustainability VIP recognizes the efforts and ingenuity of those building a better future for the … Read more
Independent Contractors in Construction: A Matter of Control
The use of independent contractors has seen a steady rise in America over the decades. Nowhere is this more apparent … Read more
Think Twice Before Walking Off a Job
What contractor hasn’t thought about pulling the crew off a job when things are just going from bad to worse? … Read more