Category Archives: Construction Contract
Why Construction Contracts Are Essential
Anytime you plan to do business with someone, you should have one thing in place: a solid contract. Contracts may seem like mindless busywork for some people, but these pieces of paper are legal documents that can help you when things go wrong. Contracts are especially useful in the construction industry, where multiple parties… Read More »
Getting Out of a Construction Contract
You may have chosen a contractor to help you build a home. You may be all set to buy a condo that is still under construction. In both of these situations, there would be a construction contract in place outlining the scope of work, as well as deposits and payment schedules. Maybe you have… Read More »
Understanding Force Majeure in the Construction Industry
In the construction industry, it seems as though no project ever gets done on time. Something always comes up. There are money issues, health problems and supply issues that tend to cause delays. Contractors often have issues hiring and keeping qualified employees. The client makes changes and causes delays. This can cause a project… Read More »
Florida Department of Transportation to Pay Record $814 Million for Bridge
Bridges and other major construction projects are not cheap. They require a lot of planning as well as skilled labor. That is why cities must be prepared to shell out millions of dollars for new buildings and bridges in the area. Many motorists in Florida travel in Interstate 275 near the Howard Frankland Bridge…. Read More »
The Importance of Weather in Construction Contracts
All construction projects require a solid contract outlining all the specifics of the building process. Florida contractors tend to be a little too optimistic when creating construction contracts. They promise to get projects done as soon as possible, but rarely account for weather conditions. Not only is there heat to contend with, but also… Read More »
Protect Yourself With a Construction Contract
Are you looking for a contractor to remodel your home or even build you a new one from scratch? If so, don’t do anything without agreeing to a contract. A contract shows you exactly how much the project will cost and what it will entail. Construction projects are complicated by nature. Without a contract… Read More »