Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where Karalynn sits down with Chloe Smith, CEO of Mercator AI. Mercator AI is a real-time construction intelligence startup that uses AI to mine and analyze millions of data points across the construction process to...
In this episode of the Quit Getting Screwed Podcast, our host Karalynn sits down with Erika Mosse, Content Director for Pro Remodeler. With more than 20 years of experience in journalism and advocacy for small businesses, Erika has a wealth of knowledge and insights...
Host Karalynn Cromeens joins William Amann on the Quit Getting Screwed podcast as they discuss New Hampshire lien laws. Learn about licensing requirements for contractors, lien rights for various parties, steps to file a valid lien, bond requirements, and more....
In our latest episode, host Karalynn talks with Jennifer Todd, Founder and President of LMS General Contractors, about her impressive journey in the construction industry. Jennifer shares how she got to where she is today, having held various office and field...
The construction industry has traditionally been male-dominated, but times are changing, and more women are breaking through the barriers to pave the way for future generations. As we celebrate Women in Construction Week from March 5 to March 11, it is important to recognize and celebrate the contributions of women in the field.
2022 was a fantastic year for construction podcasts, and The Quit Getting Screwed Construction Podcast was not the only podcast to reach new heights this year! Karalynn Cromeens, our managing partner and owner, was a guest on some notable construction podcasts this...
2022 was a huge year for The Quit Getting Screwed Construction Podcast. In this blog, we recap last year’s most popular episodes.
The prime contact is by far the most in-depth of the contracts we’ve discussed so far. Not only does it include the same provisions and clauses that protect your work in a remodel/repair contract, but it also has a lot of other details that cover your ass!
Texas law provides different methods for collecting a judgment in Texas regardless of whether the judgment originates from the state of Texas or another state. When a person or entity recovers money damages in a court, it will primarily be in the form of a judgment. A judgment is merely a piece of paper that declares a person or an entity owes another person or entity money. In order to collect on that piece of paper, consider the rules in this article.
The construction industry is one of the most essential contributors to society, keeping our infrastructure updated and our communities growing. In honor of National Construction Appreciation Week this week, we spoke with two of our local industry leaders and incredible clients to talk about what the construction industry means to them and what they love about the industry.