Your subcontract is either protection or exposure.

Are you wondering if you need a subcontract for your subcontractors? Small construction companies often overlook these and makes them have massive costly issues. Here's what you need to know. A client of ours faced a massive delay because their basic subcontract didn't specify milestone deadlines. The result? Chaos and costly delays. A clear subcontract protects you from legal battles. Another client of ours had a vague contract led to dispute over liquidated damages. Clear terms could have prevented this. Detailed subcontracts outline payment schedules, reducing your cash flow and unpredictability, and also keeps your subbies motivated. A detailed subcontract is a safety net against delays, disputes, and financial instability.