Michigan Construction Lien Act: The Michigan Construction Lien Act protects contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers working on Sterling Heights projects. Notice of Furnishing must be provided within 20 days and liens must be recorded within 90 days of the last furnishing date. FinTruction maintains project-level accounting that preserves lien rights by tracking contract amounts, payments, and outstanding balances.
Davis-Bacon Prevailing Wage: Federally funded construction projects in Sterling Heights require Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance and certified payroll reporting. FinTruction tracks applicable wage rates and prepares certified payroll documentation that meets federal audit standards for contractors working on covered projects.
Building Permits and Inspections: The City of Sterling Heights Building Department oversees construction permits, plan reviews, and inspections. Contractors must track permit fees, inspection costs, and compliance expenses at the project level. FinTruction integrates these costs into your job costing system for accurate profitability analysis.
Residential Builder Licensing: Michigan requires residential builders and maintenance and alteration contractors to be licensed through LARA. Sterling Heights residential builders must maintain proper licensing, insurance, and bonding. Our accounting systems track these compliance costs as part of your overhead management.
MIOSHA Safety Compliance: Industrial and manufacturing construction in Sterling Heights is subject to MIOSHA safety standards. Safety training costs, equipment expenses, inspection fees, and any penalties must be tracked at the project level. FinTruction builds these safety compliance costs into your job costing for accurate project financial analysis.