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We prepare all lien and bond documents at fixed prices including the Notice to Owner, Claim of Lien, Contractor’s Final Payment Affidavit, Notice of Contest of Lien, Notice to Contractor, Notice of Non-Payment, Miller Act Notice, Request for Sworn Statement of Account, partial and final release of lien, and partial and final payment applications.

Resource Articles

01/26/2018

OSHA Update: New Year, New Direction?

Based on a significant shift in leadership, many are speculating on possible changes to OSHA’s practices enforcement  going into 2018.  Given the current administration’s reputation for opposing regulation, some believe that OSHA will start to favor compliance rather than enforcement.

08/20/2019

Advantages of Diversity in the Workplace

Diversity in the workplace is a big talking point these days. Most agree that having an organization made up of diverse individuals with varying backgrounds...

08/20/2019

Employer Hiring Tips

One of the biggest challenges facing the construction industry today is the lack of skilled labor. While finding employees may be a challenge, finding the...

08/20/2019

Top 10 Contract Provisions for Roofers

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...

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