When residential contractors take on a project where the homeowner secures bank financing, contractual challenges often arise. One frequent issue is the conflict between the contractor’s agreement and the additional contract required by the bank. Contractors often ask, “Which contract takes precedence if there is conflicting language?” The unfortunate truth is that, unless specified, both […]
Filing a mechanics and materialmen’s lien (often referred to as an M&M lien) in Georgia can be an essential tool for contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers to secure payment for labor and materials provided to a construction project. However, Georgia’s lien laws are detailed and procedural missteps can jeopardize your ability to enforce your rights. Here, we’ll […]
If you’re a contractor working in Arkansas, it’s essential to understand the legal requirements for residential home improvement contracts. Clear, well-structured agreements that outline expectations, responsibilities, and legal protections benefit both homeowners and contractors. Arkansas has specific rules governing home improvement contracts, aimed at ensuring transparency, protecting consumers, and ensuring fair practices in the home […]
Timely payments are essential for maintaining healthy business relationships and ensuring construction projects are completed without unnecessary delays. For contractors working on public projects in Arkansas, understanding the Arkansas Contractor Prompt Payment Law (Arkansas Code § 19-4-1411) is crucial. This law ensures prompt payment for work completed on public improvement contracts, protecting contractors and subcontractors […]
Material Price Hikes The construction industry is no stranger to unexpected challenges, and one of the most unpredictable factors contractors face is the fluctuating cost of materials. Tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and market conditions can all drive up prices, leaving contractors scrambling to cover unanticipated expenses. If you’re a contractor, being caught in this situation […]
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