Roofing Contractors: Yes, You Must Provide A Price In Your Contract For Insurance Jobs Even If The Insurer Hasn’t Approved The Final Amount Of The Claim

By Adam B. Edgecombe September 28, 2023 Posted in Construction Law

This is a question I often receive from residential roofing contractors with whom I work: Do I have to include a price on my contract when the job is going to be paid by the owner’s insurer?  I understand the reason for the question, which is that, on insurance jobs, […]

By Adam B. Edgecombe September 12, 2023 Posted in Construction Law

It is an unfortunate reality of the roofing industry in Florida that, whether performing commercial or residential work, a roofing contractor will inevitably come into conflict with one of its customers.  Whether that conflict can be resolved without litigation, and in the contractor’s favor, usually comes down to the wording […]

By James M. Gonzalez April 6, 2023 Posted in Construction Law

In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the framework of an assignment of benefits. In Part 2, we will discuss the statutory requirements and limitations placed on a contractor that has or is attempting to enter into a contract with a property owner under an Assignment of Benefits. It […]