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For many contractors, disaster strikes when late payments fudge up business cash flow, causing delays in project progress. How can you avoid late construction payments that jam up your cash flow and cause project delays?Here we'll discuss best practices contractors can use to avoid payment delays and keep projects running smoothly.

It’s hard to overestimate the impact of cash flow during a construction project. Cash flow keeps materials coming, workers paid, and everything running on schedule. Without it, projects can be delayed or even fail.

Contracts have long been the standard for managing risks for both owners and contractors on construction projects. However, contracts, and the risks they're meant to cover, are changing. How can contracting companies tailor their risk management strategies to continue protecting their interests during a building project?

There's lots of talk going around about a possible economic downturn. In some areas, evidence of hard times is already visible. How can contractors strengthen their businesses to survive during lean years?

The past year was a tough one for many people, but in many ways, it was a good news story for construction. Demand for construction work remained sky-high throughout the year, and while some materials and input costs rose, others dipped.

We’re about to start a whole new year! It’s a perfect time for evaluating your current processes to establish what’s working and what you can improve on. If you’re like many construction companies, your business payments could use some brushing up.