Site helps subcontractors avoid problems
“I asked what was the hardest part of his job — thinking I would hear about chopped-off fingers or long hours or annoyingly indecisive clients. “Getting paid,” he said with a sad grin. “Just getting paid.”
Anyone who has ever embarked on a remodel job has probably heard the plaintive litany from their general contractor: “I’m so sorry, the subcontractor didn’t show up. He’s on drugs. He won’t answer his cell phone. I don’t know what happened to him” — and so on. But the truth is that flakiness in the field of construction can cut both ways.
Looks like sub-contractors are beginning to fight back..
