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Factors Sureties Review When Deciding To Retain a Defaulted Contractor
In the construction industry, there are times when Contractor default occurs. Unfortunately, defaults are not always foreseeable or manageable. Here...
Mid-Year Financial Planning Check-In
With the middle of the year and the end of the 2nd Quarter quickly approaching, as a construction firm Owner, make sure you are reviewing your...
3 Ways to Master Your Construction Company's Financial Health
When it comes to growing your construction company, we often associate success with money. The more money we make, the more successful our company....
What Should My Insurance Broker Be Doing for Me?
As in any healthy, productive personal relationship, both partners must be active participants working towards a common goal(s). If one partner is...
Risk Management: Minimize Your Company’s Risk & Avoid Future Claims
Every construction project presents a host of potential risks that need to be addressed. Although it’s no guarantee that you can eliminate all of...
Construction Opportunities for Women Are On The Rise!
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and Safe Site Check-In shared the results of a workforce survey. This survey consisted of...
How Contractors Can Work With Their Surety to Avoid Financial Ruin
There can be a myriad of problems when a Contractor cannot fulfill its contractual obligation in connection with a construction project. This puts...
Year-End Planning for Working Capital
The fiscal year-end for many companies is just around the corner. Subsequently, now is a good time to begin tax planning while keeping in mind how...
How Surety Bonds Can Help Project Owners Minimize Their Risk
In the construction industry, Surety bonds are often an important part of a project. They help keep a project on track and ensure that there is a...