I had my foundation repaired recently and during that process they overlifted a portion of the foundation and caused damages to the interior tile and exterior brick . The cost of fixing the damages are significant. We had hired a structural engineer to look at the foundation repair. In his report he says that the foundation was overlifed and has caused damage. Foundation company was only offering $1500 to offset damages while the cost was more in the range of five to six thousand dollars. They said that they would file a lien against my home since I did not agree to their settlement. They also said that the lifetime warranty would be void if I took them to court. I have paid half the amount. What should I do to remedy my damages? Can they file a lien on my primary residence( the only one I own in which I now live)? We had a written quote from them but have not signed any papers accepting any terms and conditions? Is fighting a lien harder than paying them and than taking them to small claims court? Please advice what my next steps should be. I would not want this to be a long drawn out process