Construction disputes can be costly, time-consuming, and detrimental to a project's progress.

To avoid
disputes, it is essential to have a well-drafted contract that includes a scope of work, project timeline,
payment terms, change order procedures, dispute resolution mechanisms, and other critical provisions.
Clear and open communication between all parties involved in the construction project is crucial, and
regular meetings should be scheduled to discuss the project's progress, any issues, and any changes that
need to be made.

Using experienced professionals can help reduce the risk of disputes arising during construction, and
planning for changes from the outset of the project can also help prevent disputes. Documenting all
aspects of the construction project, including meetings, agreements, changes, and payments, can help
to establish a paper trail that can be referred to if a dispute arises. Ensure that payment terms are
clearly outlined in the contract. This can help to avoid disputes related to payments.

The contract should include a dispute resolution mechanism, such as mediation or arbitration, to help
resolve disputes without the need for litigation, which can be time-consuming and expensive Adopting
new technology to make your life easier can go a long way toward avoiding disputes. By following these
tips, construction disputes can be avoided, and construction projects can run smoothly.