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Construction Mediation
Construction Mediation
Construction Mediation provides a professional, neutral, and cost-effective way to resolve disputes in the construction industry.Whether conflicts involve contractors, project delays, payment issues, or quality concerns, mediation offers a structured process to reach fair agreements without lengthy litigation or project disruption.
What Is Construction Mediation?
Construction Mediation is a confidential and structured process in which a trained mediator facilitates discussions between parties involved in construction disputes. The mediator helps clarify issues, identify solutions, and guide participants toward mutually acceptable resolutions. This approach is faster, less costly, and more collaborative than pursuing court action.
Types of Construction Disputes We Handle
We provide mediation support for a wide range of construction-related disputes, including:
Contractor disputes
Resolving disagreements between owners, contractors, and subcontractors over contract terms and responsibilities.
Payment conflicts
Assisting parties in resolving disputes over invoices, payments, or financial obligations.
Project delays
Mediating conflicts arising from missed deadlines, scheduling issues, or project timeline disputes.
Quality/workmanship disagreements
Helping parties reach agreements regarding construction quality, workmanship, or compliance with specifications.
Why Choose Construction Mediation?
MRM Mediators offers professional, neutral, and solution-focused mediation for construction disputes. Our process is:
- Faster and more cost-effective than litigation
- Confidential and private
- Focused on fair, mutually acceptable resolutions
- Designed to reduce stress, legal costs, and project delays
- Facilitates collaborative communication between all parties involved
Make An Appointment
If you are looking for available dates for a mediation, please call us or use the request form below.
Frequently Asked Questions
We handle contractor disputes, project delays, payment conflicts, and quality or workmanship disagreements.
Yes. Once all parties sign the mediation agreement, it is legally enforceable.
Sessions generally last one to three hours, depending on the complexity and cooperation of the parties.
Legal representation is optional. Parties may include counsel for guidance, but it is not required.
Yes. All discussions, documents, and agreements are confidential and cannot be used in court outside of the mediated settlement.
Ready to Resolve Your Civil Dispute?
Resolve your construction dispute efficiently and fairly — contact us today to schedule a mediation session.