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Big construction jobs can create big misunderstandings. Homeowners sometimes expect additional work without an increase in price, while general contractors might hold back payment if they have not received payment themselves. Crews can also complete a project only to...
If you’ve put your labor, materials or expertise into a construction project in Texas and haven’t been paid, a mechanic’s lien could be your most powerful tool for securing payment. Think of it as a legal claim attached to the property itself, meaning the owner can’t...
You have worked hard to build a reputation as a reliable contractor in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. However, even the most diligent roofing or concrete professionals can face a disgruntled homeowner. If you receive a formal notice citing a construction defect, your...
Contractors and various specialists must secure a state license to pursue their chosen professions. They must meet certain educational and professional standards. They must avoid statutory violations and ethical issues to retain their licenses. In some cases,...
Construction defects often lead to conflicts and sometimes to litigation. A property owner may hire a contractor and then claim there are significant issues with the property after the project is completed. They may try to seek financial compensation since they paid...
Construction litigation can be the result of numerous different issues. Concerns about the quality of the finished product could lead to defect claims from clients. Frustrations regarding changes to the proposed timeline for project completion can also lead to...
When you sign on for a build or remodel, you likely have a clear vision of what the final result should be. A signed contract is one of the first steps that will happen, and it’s one that’s critical to the process. One area of the contract that’s important deals with...
Construction firms and independent professionals often have symbiotic working relationships. Construction companies may not have enough regular work for highly-skilled specialists. They do not want to extend full-time employment to professionals who install tile or...
Liens are a way of enforcing financial obligations. Businesses and individuals owed money by others can secure liens that can protect their right to payment. Mechanic's liens, also sometimes known as construction liens or contractor's liens, help professionals and...
Change orders are pretty much a “necessary evil” in most construction projects. Whether they’re related to design modifications or unforeseen conditions, change orders are a natural part of the construction process. There have to be limits, however. If not managed...