We are currently researching the best tools for our users to manage on screen take offs from a PDF document. Here is what we have found so far that is the absolute best value (this is not an ad and they have not paid us or given us any incentives) BLUEBEAM. The cost to purchase […]
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PDF Tools for On Screen Take Offs
Posted by admin on June 8th, 2010
Posted in business, News 
Tags: bluebeam, Bluebeam PDF Revu, Construction Software, takeoff tools 
Comments Off on PDF Tools for On Screen Take OffsWatching The Bottom Line
Posted by admin on April 5th, 2010
This recession affects everyone, especially small businesses. If you haven’t already done so, now is the time to check your extra expenses and cut back on frivolous spending. Make sure you are getting the best prices on monthly charges such as phone, internet, and long distance. What you don’t want to cut down or slack […]
Posted in business, Paperwork Tags: Accounting, business, California Small Business, renewable energy, Small Business Comments Off on Watching The Bottom LineStatewide Green Building Standards Code
Posted by admin on April 5th, 2010
The California Building Standards Commission voted to adopt a new set of “green” codes to be effective January 2011. The new codes will help reduce global warming and acheive 33 percent renewable energy by 2020. This will be the new way for public works projects, and has already started to take form. “CALGREEN will require […]
What You Need To File A Mechanics Lien
Posted by admin on November 16th, 2009
If you are planning to file a lien against your project for non-payment in California, then the first step would be to put all your paperwork in order, then consider the following: 1.) Do you have a complete address? 2.) Do you have the Accessors Parcel Number? 2.) Do you have the owners full name […]
Posted in business, Legal Information, Paperwork Tags: 20 Day Preliminary Notice, California Mechanics Lien Law, Collections Comments Off on What You Need To File A Mechanics Lien