I'd use a check....nice hard copy accompaning the lien releases.
(My bank still returns my checks... but even if they don't you can usually print them easily.)
Paying subs
Ok, I'm new to this and I am swamped with paperwork, some of my subs have finished their jobs and submitted their invoice; however, I'm not sure how to send the Payment, just a check to their billing address? I called and asked for an account to make the transfer, but I'm not sure what's the standard when paying subs. Help?!
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(My bank still returns my checks... but even if they don't you can usually print them easily.)
....I'll meet you at the supply house in the morning ...:jester:Yeah, just send a cheque to the business address. Some may want to drive out and pick it up but unless they ask, just mail it
Usually I try to be on the job when they finish so I just give them a check then. If I'm not ill send it or they can pick it up. What ever they want
excellent point blacktop!
As long as I have a good working relationship with a builder as soon as I am done with the job they get a invoice faxed to them and they send me a check. Some jobs require a lien release that gets mailed ,faxed or I go pick up check and sign release.
I don't mind waiting....Not that big A deal. So long as I know the deal!!:laughing:excellent point blacktop!
Seriously, just ask them how they want it handled------I usually hand it to them in person---and get those lien waivers---
Almost no one here uses a fax anymore. My painter wanted to fax me an invoice the other day. I haven't had a fax hooked up in over 5 years. Email is king.As long as I have a good working relationship with a builder as soon as I am done with the job they get a invoice faxed to them and they send me a check. Some jobs require a lien release that gets mailed ,faxed or I go pick up check and sign release.
I had to run a phone cord from my kitchen to the office the other day to fax some stuff to my insurance. That was my one fax for the year.Almost no one here uses a fax anymore. My painter wanted to fax me an invoice the other day. I haven't had a fax hooked up in over 5 years. Email is king.
With email & a scanner faxes are pretty much obsolete.Almost no one here uses a fax anymore. My painter wanted to fax me an invoice the other day. I haven't had a fax hooked up in over 5 years. Email is king.
Thank you all for the replies. It's helped me a lot!!!
If you really have to send or receive a fax and don't have a fax machine try a service like pamfax.
Guess I am just behind times here :laughing: Builders I do work for all have them yet too. :thumbsup: We still even have horses and buggies here. Circle the wagons at night. Think me might even still pump sunlight in too , although not sure on that one. :jester:Almost no one here uses a fax anymore. My painter wanted to fax me an invoice the other day. I haven't had a fax hooked up in over 5 years. Email is king.
Don't forget to stoke the fire at bedtime.Guess I am just behind times here :laughing: Builders I do work for all have them yet too. :thumbsup: We still even have horses and buggies here. Circle the wagons at night. Think me might even still pump sunlight in too , although not sure on that one. :jester:
You still have a rotary dial phone also?...:laughing::laughing:Guess I am just behind times here :laughing: Builders I do work for all have them yet too. :thumbsup: We still even have horses and buggies here. Circle the wagons at night. Think me might even still pump sunlight in too , although not sure on that one. :jester:
Them fancy rotary ones? nope crank ones. :thumbsup:You still have a rotary dial phone also?...:laughing::laughing:
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