Roofing contractors in Florida face unique challenges when it comes to handling customer claims of defective roofs. Responding to these claims promptly and effectively is crucial to maintaining a positive reputation and protecting the contractor’s interests. In this guide, we’ll explore a roadmap for responding to customer complaints, both from a customer service and legalContinue reading “Roofer’s Guide: Dealing with Defect Complaints”
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Fraudulent Liens: A Guide for Florida Contractors
As a contractor in Florida’s busy construction industry, it’s crucial to understand the intricacies of lien laws to protect your rights and ensure payment. One aspect that demands attention is the concept of fraudulent liens, a serious matter that can have severe consequences under Florida Statute 713.31. What is a Fraudulent Lien? In the constructionContinue reading “Fraudulent Liens: A Guide for Florida Contractors”
Importance of Notices of Commencement in Florida Construction
In the Florida construction industry, contractors face a myriad of challenges and complexities. One often overlooked but critical aspect of the construction process is the Notice of Commencement (NOC). This document may seem like routine paperwork, but for Florida contractors, it is essential for protecting their rights and ensuring smooth project execution. In this blogContinue reading “Importance of Notices of Commencement in Florida Construction”
Joint Ventures in Florida: A Guide for Out-of-State Contractors
Embarking on a construction project in a new state is an exciting venture that presents both challenges and opportunities. For an out-of-state contractor eyeing a promising project in Florida, forming a joint venture with a local contractor can be one way to do so within the state’s licensing requirements. However, before diving into this collaboration,Continue reading “Joint Ventures in Florida: A Guide for Out-of-State Contractors”
Deposit Restrictions for Florida Contractors
Like many states, Florida places limitations on the money received for deposits on construction projects in order to protect homeowners against unethical contractors. These limitations are codified in Section 489.236 of the Florida Statutes. Importantly, a contractor who receives more than 10% of the contract price on deposit must: These requirements may be waived whenContinue reading “Deposit Restrictions for Florida Contractors”
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