Design Contracts

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Bonds Build Reassurance For Wary Homeowners

Performance bonds guarantee the job, whether your company is there to complete it or not. But few residential contractors offer them. More

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Tighter Contracts for Lead Paint Protection

Tips for tightening up your contracts to reduce your liability in the age of the EPA's Lead: Renovation, Repair and Painting rule, courtesy of attorney Andrea Goldman. More

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Pursuing Goverment Contracts

With government stimulus dollars flowing into the building industry, remodelers who previously shied away from government contracts should take a fresh look at this type of work. More

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What's in Your Contract?

Learn from your mistakes and update your contracts so that they reflect lessons learned from situations that cost you time, money, or customer goodwill. More

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Don't Fear the Paper

When remodelers talk about government contract work itís usually to gripe about the paperwork. But there are jobs and money out there, and remodelers shouldnít let paperwork stop them from profiting. More

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Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor Law Now in Effect

Contractors must register with the state under new Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act. More

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ByLaw: Pennsylvania Contractor Law

Pennsylvaniaís new contractor-based laws may be a sign of things to come for other states. More

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Earn The Right To Ask for Referrals

Getting referrals on the night you close is the sale after the sale. Here's how to do it. More

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Tips for Independent Architectural Designers for Avoiding Liability

An independent designer asks about his liability exposure, and a top design/build... More

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WIP Reports

WIP reports give up-to-date financial information. More

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