Contracts are vital regardless of the size of your construction business. These agreements will protect you from unforeseen risks and help your business succeed. They are also crucial to maintaining the validity of your license. A construction contract sets out the client and contractor’s responsibilities, expectations, timelines, and prices. Unlike the bid, which is an … [Read more...]

For construction contractors, estimating is a vital skill. If you don’t master it, your business won’t succeed. Construction estimating involves determining the total expenses for a project, including materials, labor, equipment, and other costs. It’s important to note that some of these costs can be connected directly to a specific aspect of the construction project. Others, … [Read more...]

There are stark differences between residential and commercial construction, and these differences have a significant influence on how contractors approach different projects. The main differences focus on building codes, materials, costs, equipment, and project timelines. Residential properties include single-family homes, multiplexes (duplex, triplex, etc.), … [Read more...]