There is demand for construction retention recovery, especially in industries like construction, engineering, and contracting. Retention refers to a portion of the payment (usually around 5-10%) held back by the client or project owner until the project is completed to their satisfaction. The demand for retention recovery arises because many contractors face cash flow challenges, particularly smaller businesses, due to delayed retention payments. Retaining a percentage of payment over a long period can strain their finances. Delayed Payments - Retention amounts are often not released on time, even after the project is completed, causing a need for recovery efforts. Disputes and Legal Complications: Recovering retention money can lead to legal disputes if the contractor and project owner disagree about the quality or completion of the work, leading to the demand for legal recovery services. Administrative Burden: Managing retention claims can be complex, involving paperwork, deadlines, and follow-ups. This has created a demand for specialized services to handle retention recovery. Due to these challenges, companies and contractors seek professional services to help them recover withheld retention money, and there is a market for legal, financial, and consulting firms that specialize in construction retention recovery.