27 Jul
Construction Lien Waivers: Types, Risks, and Best Practices
Every month, subcontractors across the country sign away one of the most powerful legal protections they have. Often they do [...]
23 Jul
ProNovos and Adams Brown Partner to Expand Financial Technology and Thought Leadership for Construction Companies
For Immediate Release Atlanta, GA — July 23, 2026 ProNovos, the construction intelligence platform, today announced a new partnership with [...]
01 Jul
The Calm Before the Storm: What Subcontractors Should Be Doing Right Now About Cash Flow
The numbers are in, and they're not exactly reassuring. CFMA's latest Confindex report, a quarterly pulse check on construction financial [...]
30 Jun
Construction Invoice Factoring: A Complete Guide for Specialty Subcontractors
If you're a specialty subcontractor, you already know the problem: you mobilize crews, buy materials, and carry payroll for weeks, [...]
17 Jun
What We Heard at CFMA 2026 (and What It Means for Construction Finance)
If you stopped by our booth this year, you probably remember the claw machine. But the people who stuck around [...]
08 Jun
The Three Pillars of Construction Cash Flow Every Contractor Needs to Understand
Construction cash flow is one of the most persistently misunderstood disciplines in the industry. There's a myth that if your [...]
21 May
The Four Reports Every Contractor Needs to Master Cash Flow
Most construction companies are sitting on a goldmine of financial data and never fully use it. Job cost reports, aging [...]
13 May
Mo’ Money Mo’ Problems for Subcontractors
Growth is supposed to fix your cash flow problems, right? More revenue, more runway. That's how it works in almost [...]
04 May
What Is Construction Retainage? A Complete Guide for Contractors
Construction retainage, also called retention, is the portion of a contractor's earned payment that a client intentionally withholds until project [...]
24 Apr
Where Cash Gets Stuck And What to Do About It
Cash flow is one of those topics every contractor knows matters, but rarely gets discussed until there is a problem. [...]
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