Use this construction Backcharge Log template to track notices, cure periods, approved costs, disputes, Subcontractor IPC deductions, remaining balances, reversals, and closure without duplicating deductions.

AIA backcharges explained under A201–2017 and A401–2017, including correction by others, notice and cure requirements, Architect certification, payment withholding, Claims, termination, cost evidence, and Contractor or Subcontractor objections.

his article discusses the importance of including a company logo in a QR code for better recognition, branding, and aesthetics. It showcases samples created by Quollnet's QR code designer and provides a step-by-step guide on customizing and generating a QR code using Quollnet's QR code generator. The guide includes uploading a logo, selecting colors and shapes, and generating the final code.

FIDIC backcharges explained: remedial work, Notice to Correct, defects, Employer and Contractor Claims, Engineer determinations, IPC deductions, subcontract remedies, cost valuation, and objections under the 1999 and 2017 FIDIC forms.

Backcharges in construction contracts explained: notice and cure procedures, correction by others, cost evidence, IPC deductions, disputes, defects periods, and how FIDIC, AIA, NEC, and JCT address construction cost recovery.

This article provides a step-by-step guide on creating a new snag using Snag Here, a web and mobile app for managing snags (construction defects) in projects. It covers logging in, creating projects, creating snag lists, selecting companies, and finally creating new snags with the ability to add images.

Explore the most frequent plumbing issues encountered during construction projects and learn effective strategies to address them, minimizing damage and costs.

Imagine the chaos of a construction project without a reliable snag list management tool. Learn how the Snaghere app can save inspectors from the pitfalls of manual tracking, missed deadlines, and compromised quality control.

What to do when concrete slump is high or low: confirm test validity, compare with project requirements, hold, retest, adjust only if authorized, and record disposition.

This article explores the timeless art of handmade ceramics, detailing various traditional and modern techniques used by ceramic artists. It covers methods like hand pinching, slab building, raku firing, coil building, throwing on the wheel, and slip casting, alongside decorative techniques such as carving (Sgraffito), burnishing, and Mishima. Innovative approaches like paper clay, extruding, and monoprinting are also discussed, offering insight into the creativity and craftsmanship behind each piece. The article concludes with an overview of firing methods and the enduring appeal of ceramics as a blend of functionality and artistic expression.