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I have a lien on a property owned by a company that I have previously worked for. We had a written contract and they decided not to pay me my last check. The total amount of the lien is $1,825. Is this something that I'm able to file a suit for on my own? Will I be able to charge the other company for any filing fees?...Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 8, 2022
Florida
We were contracted to install sod, cement pathway n stepping stones after the initial demo of the trees n removal of sod and dirt. We were also asked in verbal agreement to cleanup front yard and to level. After adding the change orders on the invoice they refuse to pay the final payment of $2900. They claim that we damaged their front lawn, when it was already in dissarray. Yes we did drive on it to get access to the back yard but are not satisfied with our repsirs. The front has St. Augustine n we are in the winter season so its dormant. It will not be green till mid spring. ...Read More
Anonymous General Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 8, 2022
CaliforniaMechanics Lien
Can we eliminate the paragraph regarding calling the contractor to verify if the signature is valid? This appears to only be referring to residential work and we are a commercial contractor only performing commercial contracting. We have a General Contractor who won't accept our waivers and defend themselves by stating they don't have the time to call every subcontractor to verify if the signature is correct....Read More
Anonymous Contractor
2 answersAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
MichiganLien Waivers
I did a project back in June and my contract was with the general contractor (CS Builders). The general claimed that the owner did not pay for the second half of the demolition project. The project was paid for by an insurance company the building was damaged during a snow storm. I know we have a lien against the property. Do we also have a lien against CS Builders the corporation? Do we have to litigate against CS Builders before the owner or at the same time? ...Read More
Jillian Furth
1 answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
New Jersey
Hello, I have a question. We currently have a rider contract that states. The company “strives to pay in 30 days” but when we began to work with them they verbally had stated 30-45 days to get paid for work completed. They have now gone over the 30 and are well into 60 days. How can we get paid? They are paying very slowing and late. I’m sure they don’t have an infinite time to pay. ...Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
GeorgiaPrompt Payment
It's a time sensitive matter- it's due in two days. Can someone please call me ASAP. Thank you!! Sonja Flockhart CBA Sports 770 797 9990...Read More
Sonja Flockhart
1 answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
TexasLien Deadlines
MY QUESTION IS: ARE LUMP SUM CATEGORIES OF WORK (MATERIAL + LABOR) THE SAME AS AN ALLOWANCE FOR THAT SAME CATEGORY? I WOULD THINK THEY ARE ESSENTIALLY THE SAME....Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
New JerseyConstruction Contract
I live in Louisville Ky and I am a master electrician looking to just work for myself. For the State of KY can I be a Electrical contractor and be able to pull both building and electrical permits? If you can email me at Stephanie.coomer76@gmail.com i would most appreciate it....Read More
Anonymous Contractor
1 answerAdd commentFeb 6, 2022
KentuckyLicenses
I have sent intent letters for work completed in October 2021 thru levelset. I was trying to send a claim but it only allows a lien process. ...Read More
Frederick Gleeson
1 answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
TexasBond Claims
This was filed due to lack of payment on a residential construction project as was filed within the 90 days. Client refused to respond. We now just received notification, they want to file with court to have us remove. Is this lien still valid? or does the customer have a right to force us to remove this lien?...Read More
DENNIS PRECIOSO
1 answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
CaliforniaLien Deadlines
We have recently began using Levelset and we were told that notice of commencement is only to protect the general contractor from the supply company or sub contractor from also filing a lien, but because we know that it will not be a situation for us it is not required in our case. We want to make sure that we aren't missing any necessary steps to secure that a lien can be filed. Please note that this situation pertains to jobs in GA and SC. ...Read More
Kayla Williams
1 answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
GeorgiaNotice of CommencementPreliminary Notice
We are a GC on a remodel project for a large Hospital. They have informed us that they will be keeping 50% of our retainage due to "back charges" that they feel are necessary. We plan to fight the "back charges"....Read More
Anonymous General Contractor
1 answerAdd commentFeb 1, 2022
Wisconsin
I have projects for City Govts that has Federal funds for some or all of the costs. FEMA, DEP etc....Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
FloridaRetainage
Customer still has a balance owed for finished work. Filled out lien for laborer/mechanical, however, what is the interest rate per annum...Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
Georgia
I WORK FOR A COMPANY THAT DRILLS WELLS CUSTOMER HAS BEEN NOTIFIED BY CERTFIED MAIL AND EMIALED INVOICE WITH OUT PUTTING A LIEN ON PROPERTY HOW DO I PROCEED TO GET PAYMENT ...Read More
Anonymous Contractor
Waiting for answerAdd commentFeb 7, 2022
Minnesota