Subcontractors often must balance the demands of owners, government agencies, and general contractors, all while trying to make a profit. But the construction industry is also rife with defects, change order disputes, and project delays. When these issues arise, a subcontractor is often faced with the choice of “getting the work done” while trying to preserve the chance of “getting more work.” A single setback can create a domino effect leading to delayed payments, compounding costs, and significant legal ramifications — consequences that are particularly challenging for subcontractors to navigate.

For five steps that subcontractors can take to keep change orders from becoming disputes, read the article on the Construction Dive website here.