Commercial Collections
Across the United States
Explore BSA’s commercial account resources across 49 states. Each state page explains the business accounts we review, the records that help clarify a claim, and the recovery services available for evaluation.
Explore State Coverage →Commercial Recovery, State by State.
Choose a state to explore business account considerations, recovery services, and a free claim review. Texas also includes regional and city guides.
Built for the Markets Where Texas Does Business.
From North Texas construction accounts to energy receivables in the Permian Basin and trade along the Gulf Coast, Brillman, Schultz & Associates pursues commercial claims with a strategy suited to the account and industry.
North Texas →
Dallas · Fort Worth · Plano · Frisco · Wylie · McKinney
Construction · Logistics · Professional services
Gulf Coast →
Houston · Galveston · Corpus Christi
Energy · Transportation · Manufacturing
Permian Basin →
Midland · Odessa · Big Spring
Oil & gas · Field services · Equipment
Also serving Central Texas, South Central Texas, South Texas, East Texas, the Panhandle, and the South Plains.
Explore All Texas LocationsFind Your Market. See Our Approach.
Commercial accounts differ by market and industry. Our collection strategy responds to the people, payment issues, and business relationships behind each account.
Serving these markets and commercial accounts nationwide.
Explore Texas CoverageTexas Depth.
Nationwide Reach.
Our Texas guides provide a closer look at regional markets and industries. Across the state service areas listed above, Brillman, Schultz & Associates reviews commercial claims, investigates business details, and develops a practical recovery strategy.
Account review
We examine the balance, documentation, history, and circumstances behind the unpaid account.
Investigation
We identify the business, relevant contacts, and facts that may shape the path to payment.
Professional engagement
We pursue communication and resolution with a strategy suited to the account.
