What milestone payments are, how to build a schedule that pays on proof, why the money should be funded before the first stage, and how contractors and owners both come out ahead.
There’s a moment at the start of every renovation when everything feels possible.Plans are approved. The contractor seems solid. The budget looks manageable. Trust is
The board meeting was supposed to be routine. The agenda was short. The contractor had submitted an invoice. The project was “mostly on track.” Then
Every contractor has lived it; most more times than they care to admit. You complete the walk-through; the punch list is shrinking; the client is
The dust had barely settled when Melissa realized her dream renovation had slipped into a nightmare.Her new kitchen—planned with bright cabinets, open shelving, and a
Most renovation stories start the same way—with excitement. New floors, a new kitchen, a refreshed home. A property owner sits at their dining table with
There’s a quiet truth anyone who has ever renovated a home eventually faces; the moment you hand over that first payment, you’re stepping into a
The Contractor’s Waiting Game (Get Paid on time, every time!) If you’ve been in construction long enough, you’ve probably played this game before:You finish the
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