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Tired of losing bids? 😩 Discover why contractors miss out on projects and actionable tips to turn things around! 💪 Read our latest blog: "Why Contractors Lose Bids and What Can You Do About It?" ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dRz5Hr27 #accurateestimates #construction #contractors #bidding #constructiontips #businesstips #biddingmistakes

Change orders have been called the biggest cause of disputes between contractors and their clients. By their very nature, change orders represent added time, cost, and labor to an already complex project. Learn more https://lnkd.in/gPn5Wshr https://lnkd.in/gWnKrggX #vethanlaw #changeorders #construction #contractor #subcontractor

Are you sure you understand construction contingencies? This brief article dispels a construction contingency myth.  

What does “contingency” mean to savvy construction contractors? How do they account for the unknown and unexpected while still serving their clients well? See what it takes. https://lnkd.in/gGUmFX6N (A 2-minute read.)   #Contractor #ArticleOfTheDay #Contingency 

Attention, Subcontractors: Pay Attention to This When It Comes To Construction Contracts! #construction #contractmanagement #subcontractor #constructioncontracts

Attention, Subcontractors: Pay Attention to This When It Comes To Construction Contracts! #construction #contractmanagement #subcontractor #constructioncontracts

How To Be A Replacement Contractor. Understanding the risks and how to manage them appropriately. 🐐 #construction #contracting #contractor #constructionbusinessowner #consulting #alp #marshallwilkinson

Dear esteemed clients Remember, when you hire the cheapest contractor, you’re not just saving money – you’re also investing in a lifetime supply of headaches and repairs!😂 🏗️💡” #civilengineering #construction #contractor

Ever felt trapped in head contract drama on a construction project? It’s costing you more than you think. Here’s the truth: If you're a subcontractor, letting a contractor bring up their deal with the head contractor is a slippery slope. First, it’s “we haven’t got paid yet, so we can’t pay you.” Next, it’s “your variation approval is on hold until ours is.” Stop it at the start. Say, “We have our own contract, and that’s all that matters. What you’ve agreed with your client is not my concern.” Set that boundary early, and you’ll avoid a heap of excuses and protect your profits. What’s your go-to move when contractors try this? Or do you want expert advice? If yes, schedule a call with us today: https://hubs.ly/Q02Q4r5X0  

In this guide, we look at the importance of contracts for small and medium sized contractors and what steps they need to take to stay informed