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A staggering 74% of subcontractors are tapping into retirement savings just to stay afloat. Construction is facing a serious cash flow crisis—get the full picture in our 2025 billing report. https://t.co/kjFTj89V9X
Lien waivers shouldn't be the reason your payment is two weeks late. Here’s a free cheat sheet for it: every waiver type and where each one fits in the pay app cycle, on one page. https://t.co/iIat060f6k
Filing a mechanic's lien doesn't get you paid. Enforcing it does. These are two different legal acts, with two different deadlines. And missing the latter is a big mistake a lot of subs make. https://t.co/qBEflt29Vd
WIP shouldn't just be a monthly compliance task; it should serve as an early-warning system. We're hosting a free webinar on how to make this happen. Register below. https://t.co/WpVm03De5z
"What do we do when GCs keep adding small change orders after substantial completion?" This, and more retainage questions, answered in our FAQ: https://t.co/NMhYh1r80y
Most subs only think about mechanic's liens after payment stalls. By then, the rights are usually already gone. New free guide on how to keep 'em alive: https://t.co/U6kxp7MlSY
Designed to print out, post above your desk, or hand to your newest billing hire—this free cheat sheet puts every lien waiver type and timing rule on a single page. https://t.co/iIat060f6k
Wrong waiver type + wrong state form = payment stuck in limbo again. This almost always comes down to a knowledge gap, and it's preventable. See how in this free guide: https://t.co/op3ZrW7Ut1
Substantial completion ≠ final completion, and confusing the two delays retainage for months. Here's the distinction, plus 20+ more retainage questions, answered. https://t.co/NMhYh1r80y
Conditional, unconditional, progress, and final. If those four words stress out your billing team, our new free cheat sheet is for you. Every waiver type and their timing rules, on one page: https://t.co/iIat060f6k
Most commercial projects require lien waivers. Not everyone manages them well. This guide covers the four types, state requirements, and best practices for subs and GCs: https://t.co/op3ZrW7Ut1
If your WIP doesn't quite tie at month-end, you're in good company. Free webinar on the most common reasons it happens—and how to fix them. Register here 👇 https://t.co/WpVm03De5z
"The owner hasn't paid us" is the most common retainage stall—and in most states, it's not the end of the conversation. Here's what to actually do about it. https://t.co/NMhYh1r80y
A mechanic's lien is only as strong as the steps you took before filing it. In 12 states, one of those steps is a notice of intent to lien, and skipping it makes the whole claim invalid: https://t.co/DVZugrekJ9
Lien waivers can stall payments and cost you your legal protections, or they can be completely routine. The difference is all about the process. Free guide for subs and GCs: https://t.co/op3ZrW7Ut1
A mechanic's lien works because it blocks the property from being sold or refinanced. But only if you followed your state's rules. Full requirements here: https://t.co/Y2MOqQTxdr
Retainage is one of the most negotiable line items in a construction contract—but most subs never try. Here's how to negotiate it upfront, ask for phased releases, and use a retention bond when a GC won't budge. https://t.co/NMhYh1r80y
If a GC contract says you can’t file a lien, push back. In most states, that clause isn’t enforceable—but you still don’t want it sitting in a contract you’ve signed. https://t.co/ZssAX7IDZl
Oregon: 8 business days. Nevada: 31 days. California: 20 days. Texas: monthly, by the 15th. Preliminary notice deadlines vary widely—and missing them can forfeit lien rights entirely. Full breakdown: https://t.co/7KMLHnrlwS
Lien waivers aren't complicated in theory. It's the details that get teams—which type, which form, which state, which tier. Get any of them wrong and payments stall. Free guide here: https://t.co/op3ZrW7Ut1