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Managing Once-in-a-Generation Construction Problems – Part II
Part II of this series explores the possibility that higher prices and steady consumer demand could lead to an increase in unscrupulous contractor practices—and how owners can mitigate that risk.
By Jeffrey S. Wertman
March 28, 2023
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by Jeffrey S. Wertman
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