Turning military experience into a construction career - GI Bill, SkillBridge, apprenticeships and licensing credit.
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We are not attorneys. We are not tax advisors. We are not your insurance broker. SiteKiln is a free resource built by people in the trade, because this information is hard to find and harder to trust. That is all it is.
Construction law is state law. Licensing, lien deadlines, retainage, code editions: they all change at the state line, change again by city, and change over time. Something that is right in one state can be wrong in the next one, and in a few of them it can be a criminal offense. We show our sources so you can check us.
We cannot promise any of it is complete, current, or right for your job. Nothing here is advice, and reading it does not make us your professional.
If there is real money or real risk on the line, go and pay someone who is qualified. An attorney, a CPA, your state licensing board. Use this to know what to ask them, not instead of asking them.