Construction fraud can rear its ugly head following any devastating spring, summer or winter weather event when the cleanup and rebuild process begins. Contractor fraud is more rampant during these times so it is important to be able to identify the signs of a less than reputable contractor and leave nothing to chance. When the…
Contractor fraud is typically wrapped in the promises of quick repairs at below market prices. According to the Wall Street Journal, the entire US construction industry is virtually on “life support”. With little hope for any quick turnaround in construction spending and a bleak outlook of the current construction jobs market, there is a kind…
Overhead Costs – The Difference Between Direct and Indirect
Included in every estimate for any construction or reno...
Your Risk When a Contractor Does Not Pull Permits
Whether performing remodel work or new construction, wh...
Contractor Markup – What are you really paying?
Contractor markup is a given when hiring a contractor f...
Construction Contingency May Be a Point of Contention When Building
A construction contingency, as it relates to a build pr...
Construction Errors have a Claim Statute by State
Construction errors or defects can be simply described...
