Construction Payment Blog

One of things that makes managing preliminary preliminary notices so difficult is that the requirements vary from one state to the next. Not only that, but even the name for...

Lien waivers are an important part of optimizing construction payment. Property owners and GCs rely on waivers to manage the risk of double payment and to ensure the project continues...

Thus, the Final Unconditional Waiver should really be the final closeout of the job. If not all payments have been received or not all work has been done, a Final...

Securing payment can cause some headaches for those performing construction work in Texas. With a flurry of deadlines and specific notice requirements, it can be a lot to handle. Luckily,...

The Texas lien and notice deadlines are brutal. There's no two-ways about it. Luckily, Texas contractors, subs, and suppliers get a break when dealing with lien waivers. The Lone Star...

Texas is one of just 12 states that require lien waivers to follow statutory form. Read on for a step-by-step guide on how to fill out one of the four...

Recently, a contractor filed over $680K in liens on a site where they're constructing a medical marijuana facility. It will be one of the first facilities of its kind to...

This last bit of advice the author gives us aligns perfectly with levelset's ultimate goal for our customers: to help you get paid the money you've earned on your projects....

This Florida Lien Waiver guide includes FAQs, forms, and more, to provide you with everything you need to know to get the waiver exchange right.

In California when there is no bond present on a public construction project, a claimant can send a Stop Payment Notice (also commonly referred to as a Stop Notice). Here's...