Most contractors hire subcontractors, who in turn hire field leaders for their respective trades. The field leaders of each trade have a great impact...

In parts I and II of this article, we focused on specific “best practice” contract terms that well-drafted construction documents should address. Ultimately, it...

As we start a new year, it’s always interesting to reflect on the many industry challenges, successes, and progressions that have taken place, and...

By Christine Corelli In the past, contractors enjoyed a little downtime during the year—especially if they were located in a cold climate. In today’s construction...

In the construction industry, speed is of the essence. The faster you and your crew can successfully complete a job, the happier your clients,...

There are plenty of reasons your construction company needs to purchase equipment for its fleet. Perhaps there’s interest in diversifying the company’s services. Or...

Construction worksites, by nature, are generally hectic, busy, and more slimly staffed due to work-saving technology and the raw reality of today’s economy—which favors...

As your business matures and grows, you may start to think about how you plan on moving towards a significant end goal: selling your...

By Karen J. Poist, CPA, and Kimberley D. Tarnakow, CPA As the nation has become more mobile, many construction companies now do business across the...

In part one of this article, the concept of change was discussed. In a company environment when change is not handled appropriately, there can...