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Did you know that state and local government expenditures allocate more than $250 billion to the construction of roads, schools, and infrastructure annually? This underscores the value of public projects […]

Roofing contractors must constantly be on the lookout for owners that have no plans to compensate them for their hard work. It’s an unfortunate reality in the roofing industry, but

A roofing license is an excellent way to prove to clients that your business is capable, trustworthy, and legitimate. But the majority of states, including Texas, don’t require roofers to

As a roofing contractor, you’ve likely faced your fair share of disputes over the years. No matter how hard you work, it’s impossible to anticipate every material defect, contractual oversight,

Roofing professionals must contend with an assortment of hazards on the jobsite. One of the most dangerous hazards a roofer can face is a lightning strike. While rare, these strikes

We are currently at the peak of the 2019 hurricane season, and if the record-setting Dorian is any indication of what’s to come, contractors should be prepared for an influx

Contract provisions can make or break your roofing project. This article highlights some key contract provisions that affect both commercial and residential roofers. A roofer that can issue spot and

Florida employs more construction workers than almost any other state and is home to some of the most high-profile construction projects in the nation. Fort Lauderdale itself will soon be

In part one of this two-part series, a roofing attorney in Tennessee discussed public-private partnerships, also referred to as PPPs or P3s. We began by discussing the definition of P3s

Public-private partnerships, otherwise known as P3s or PPPs, are contractual arrangements formed between a private-sector partner and a public-sector partner. One common example of a P3 is a project funded