A pile driver that will not start. An excavator shear that does not fit its carrier. A crusher that fails mid-job. Any one of these can shut a project down and start a penalty clause running against the general contractor. EFI Demolition Equipment, part of Endbar Foundations Inc. in Deruyter, New York, has spent more than three decades supplying contractors with demolition attachments, solar pile drivers, and the fabrication and support that keep them running. This article covers five ways EFI works to keep projects off the losing end of a penalty clause.
1. Same Day Emergency Support Keeps the Clock From Running
Every contract with a delay penalty runs on hours, not days, and a provider that treats a breakdown as routine business can turn a single afternoon into a five-figure loss.
