Generally, no. South Carolina mechanics liens are allowed for: "the value of the labor or material furnished [to the property]" and "costs of the action and a reasonable attorney’s fees..." However, these must be determined by the court if the claimant is successful, and they shouldn't be included in the lien claim amount itself.
For further discussion on South Carolina mechanics lien claims: South Carolina Mechanics Lien Guide and FAQs.
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