If you’ve ever worked in or walked by or in a construction site (or any kind), you’ve probably noticed how much of a safety hazard they are. Heavy machinery. Sharp tools. Holes in the ground. Falling objects. Whatever the hazard, there’s many ways to hurt oneself. Thankfully, over the years, our laws and rules for

We are two months into 2019 – already?? Wow, time is flying. With that said, we wanted to share with you some construction industry trends that are predicted to occur in the new year. Some great advancements are expected. Augmented realty will be used more and more – this is where you can see a

When it comes to construction jobs, time is money. Time is also important because deadlines are essential to hit, especially if you want your customers to refer you or call back on you again. With construction projects, there’s a good chance there will be bumps in the road. Something may be backordered. A person may

Bad communication can destroy or derail many things in life including projects, plans, and relationships. With proper communication, two or more parties will always be on the same page and less problems with occur. Or if a problem arises, it can be resolved quickly. Bad communication on a construction job can lead to delays and

  The National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) has created a nationally-recognized accredited trade examination for electricians. Through administering state agencies, NASCLA will offer three different open-book electrical trade examinations through the NASCLA Accredited Electrical Examination Program: Electrical Contractors (Master/Unlimited Electricians) Journeyman Electricians Residential Electrical Contractors (Residential Electricians) To make this exam happen, Subject Matter Experts

  We wanted to remind our contractor clients that your annual report for your business must be filed between now and May 1st – this report is filed each year. If you do not file this annual report by May 1st, you will have to pay an additional $400 late fee to keep your business

The following article was written by Miami Construction Lawyer Alex Barthet and appeared first on TheLienZone. It was re-posted with permission. For more information about Alex and his firm, please visit www.TheLienZone.com and www.Barthet.com. See below for some great information we found on homeowner claims. Do not hesitate to call us here at Licenses, Etc.! If we don’t have the information,