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Factoring is a Good Solution…But Know What You’re Buying and Look for Hidden Fees
At some point, all business owners suffer from growing pains resulting in a cash flow shortage. Additionally, every company has clients who pay slower than the agreed-upon payment terms. This often results in vendors or suppliers breathing down your neck for payment....
CapitalPlus Helps Eight Construction Companies on the Path to Growth
CapitalPlus Construction Services, a leading provider of accounts receivable financing for the construction industry, provided July funding for a diverse group of construction businesses ranging from a forest management company to an underground boring company. The...
CapitalPlus Closes Out Active Second Quarter
CapitalPlus Construction Services closed out the first half of the year by helping six more construction industry companies access the funding they need to achieve their full potential. The leading provider of accounts receivable financing for the construction...
5 Tips for Managing Cost on a Construction Project
Many factors can throw construction projects over budget. In order to avoid costly overages and wasted resources, it’s important to have detailed and accurate cost estimates and effective communication with all the parties involved. Realistic Costs At the start of a...
Curt Powell Promoted to Director of Sales
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Knoxville, TN – June 25, 2019 – CapitalPlus Construction Services, a leading provider of accounts receivable financing for the construction industry, recently announced the promotion of Curt Powell to Director of Sales, effective July 1. He will...
To Bid or Not to Bid – That is the Question!
Companies need to win tenders to survive in the construction industry. However, the decision to bid or not to bid on a project should be made very carefully. As a general contractor, or owner of the construction business, you’re responsible for choosing the projects...
The History and Importance of the Mechanic’s Lien to Construction Companies
Most folks give credit to the creation of the modern Mechanic’s Lien to one of our forefathers, Thomas Jefferson, who introduced the first legislation in the US. However, it’s unlikely he came up with the original idea, as similar legislation already existed across...
Who Makes a Good Referral Partner?
The short answer is anyone! Do you work with or come across construction clients who are struggling with cash flow needs? If you answered yes, you could benefit from partnering with CapitalPlus Construction Services. We're an experienced factoring company,...
Change Orders – Why They’re So Important
Bidding construction jobs can be a bit like guessing how many gumballs are in a jar! You cannot know what you cannot see. Therefore, the validity of your bid is subject to a solid scope or statement of work (SOW) and in some cases detailed bid specifications....
CapitalPlus Helps Clients Meet Cash Flow Challenges with May Funding
CapitalPlus Construction Services, a leading provider of accounts receivable financing for the construction industry, provided funding in May for a diverse group of companies. From masonry contractors to excavators, the funding provided will help them grow and...
Should You Buy, Rent or Lease Your Construction Equipment?
Let’s face it…construction equipment is costly. One of the major decisions construction company owners have to make is whether or not they should purchase, rent or lease their equipment. Like most decisions, there are pros and cons to both sides. Let’s look at a few...
CapitalPlus Financing Helps Launch Busy Spring Construction Season
CapitalPlus Construction Services, a leading provider of accounts receivable financing for the construction industry, provided crucial funding as the busy spring construction season swings into high gear during during April. The additional working capital will help...