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President’s Letter – October 2019 0
- ASA President's Letter, Uncategorized
- October 28, 2019
Dear ASA Members, I first want to wish each and every one of you a wonderful October. As the weather cools off and the leaves begin to turn, the American Subcontractors Association isn’t cooling off with it. We are still hard at work fighting for the needs of this incredible industry. We recently had our
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How to Spot an Ideal Customer 0
- Best Practices, Improving Productivity, Sales & Marketing, Uncategorized, Workforce & Professional Development
- July 30, 2019
How Smart Subcontractors Choose the Right Team and the Right Opportunities By Jeff VanderLaan, CEO, and Leah Gradl, Corporate Marketing Manager – Kent Companies, Inc. Trade contractors are facing swift economic tailwinds. Construction and development are booming across most of the country. Work isn’t scarce, but in many cases, a skilled workforce is. It becomes
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President’s Letter – July 2019 0
- ASA President's Letter, Uncategorized
- July 30, 2019
Dear ASA Members: First, let me start off by saying how honored and humbled I am to begin my term as your ASA President. It truly is a privilege to work with you all, and I am immensely excited for what this upcoming year has to offer. It is a wonderful time to be an
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Mastering Material Takeoffs Using Digital Methods 0

There Are Many Advantages When Using Software over Manual Takeoff Tools Construction takeoffs, commonly referred to as material takeoffs, are an integral part of the cost estimating process. They can help you accurately assess the total costs of an entire project by providing you with an exhaustive list of materials and labor. Without a complete takeoff,

Legally Speaking: Construction Cases in the Courts That You Ought to Care About—and Why 0

January 2019 Edition by R. Russell O’Rourke, Esq., Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis, LPA You are from Missouri—or any other state for that matter—and you read about a construction case that has gone to court here in The Contractor’s Compass. You say to yourself, why would I possibly care about a case from Ohio, California,

Prompt Pay Act Poison Pills: High Interest and Attorney Fees 0

January 2019 Edition by R. Scott Heasley, Esq., Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis, LPA Prompt Pay Acts can serve as a blessing or a curse for subcontractors and suppliers. The blessing: If a general contractor refuses to pay for a subcontractor’s work after it has received payment from the owner, the subcontractor can recover 18

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