Design Contracts

Contract Language Is Key to Avoiding Litigation

Putting everything in writing, from scope to payment schedule, helps make expectations clear More

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Quality Time: Some Moments Are More Important Than Others

BRUCE CASE: Quality time extends beyond just family and friends. Make the most of your interaction with clients and staff as well, focusing on specific touch points. More

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A Hint for Subcontractors: Things to Look for in Your Contract
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Spend Less Time with Your Lawyer with these Tips
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ByLaw: Mediation Is Good Business

Why you should have a mediation clause in your standard remodeling contract. More

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The Specialist: Defining a Niche

These remodelers identified a need in their markets and branched out, garnering more leads and helping to sustain their businesses. More

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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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