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Collecting payment for change orders isn't difficult, as long as you have a clear process and you make clients aware of it early in the remodeling process.
The customer's right to rescind the job is an essential notification to include in your construction contracts.
Working with clients who want to purchase their own products — it can be done. More remodelers are going with the trend, but with systems in place so the process goes smoothly.
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What happens if your client wants to rescind after the rescission period has ended? A late-cancellation clause in your contract makes sure you're covered.
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You are responsible for what happens on your jobsites, but your subcontracts can protect you from subcontractor negligence and faulty workmanship.
Why you should have a mediation clause in your standard remodeling contract.
Though liens offer protection for remodeling companies that are having trouble getting payment from a client, remodelers should use liens carefully and sparingly.
These remodelers identified a need in their markets and branched out, garnering more leads and helping to sustain their businesses.
Remodelers whose businesses are doing well are establishing strong, mutually supportive relationships with their trade contractors.
REMODELING asked remodelers around the country how long they keep their job records.