Facades contractor Lindner Prater edges profit up as income climbs nearly a third

Firm records second successive annual profit after several years of losses

How Virtual Assistant Bookkeeping Services Help Construction Firms

The post How Virtual Assistant Bookkeeping Services Help Construction Firms appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Construction companies manage more than materials, labor, equipment, and project schedules. Behind every active job is a steady stream of invoices, purchase orders, payroll records, subcontractor payments, receipts, and project expenses that need to be recorded accurately. This makes bookkeeping more complicated than simply tracking money coming into and leaving the business. Construction accounting often […]

How to Make Sure Fire Doors Pass Inspection at Project Handover

The post How to Make Sure Fire Doors Pass Inspection at Project Handover appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Fire door problems found close to project handover can create extra snagging at the point when trades are leaving site, and records are being assembled. A door may look properly installed yet still have an unsuitable closer, damaged seal, excessive gap or hardware that does not match its specification. For principal contractors, site managers and […]

Records – your first line of defence in disputes, but where are they?

Contemporaneous records are key to defending disputes, but can you source all the documentation you need easily? The post Records – your first line of defence in disputes, but where are they? appeared first on Construction Management.

National Records of Scotland framework 2026-30

The Architects’ Journal National Records of Scotland framework 2026-30 National Records of Scotland has announced a new £4 million multidisciplinary and estates services framework [Deadline: 22 October 2026] The post National Records of Scotland framework 2026-30 appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Fenwick Elliott LLP - Damages for Defects, 09122021

Lucinda Robinson of Fenwick Elliott and Felicity Dynes of Atkin Chambers discuss how to build, or demolish, a claim for damages arising from defects.

When good progress is being made why is it just as important to keep detailed progress records as during periods of poor or disrupted progress?