The most comprehensive screening in the construction industry
Many general contractors use a standard questionnaire to screen subcontractors. This only works if the subcontractor is completely honest during the prequalification process. Unfortunately, some subcontractors are not and those are the ones that you have to watch out for. We are experts in catching information that they deliberately leave out.
You simply order. We take care of the rest.
Our reports are customizable. Give us the parameters of your screening and verification process and we’ll take full ownership of the prequalification process. From contacting the subcontractor to the final report, all you need to do is choose the right subcontractor.
The quality of your data is important. Our data is 100% accurate.
Many screening companies use a 3rd party database to “check” for lawsuits, judgments, and liens. This is hugely misleading and puts builders at risk of hiring shady subcontractors with a history of legal issues. Databases only shows a small percentage of the actual judgments and liens found in the court records. We retrieve information at the original source.
Prequalification Insights
Subcontractor Prequalification: Criminal Behavior
The construction industry is full of unscrupulous subcontractors. Construction leaders have to deal with the consequences of broken contracts, negligence, fraud and project delays. Some of this unscrupulous behavior can even be illegal, resulting in the...
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Subcontractor Prequalification: Do you really trust the OSHA Form 300?
All project managers are familiar with the OSHA Form 300. This is an annual report that requires all companies to declare injuries, fatalities and illnesses. While many general contractors require their subcontractors to submit their most recent OSHA Form 300, this...
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Subcontractor Prequalification: Why do the court records matter?
The construction industry is one of the most litigious in America. Every year, thousands of lawsuits are filed for construction negligence, accidents, payment disputes, and so much more. But, when it comes to prequalification, many general contractors overlook the...
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