In Florida, where we are a subcontractor, is a Notice to Owner necessary and/or enforceable where the owner is commercial, government, condominium, or a church.
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Sep 27, 2021
Government work will have a bond so it is excluded from the answer. Yes, if a subcontractor does not have a direct contract with the owner it must deliver a notice to owner (NTO) as a prerequisite to having lien rights. In the case of a sub-subcontractor the NTO must be delivered to the owner and the GC. The typical way of doing this is by certified mail - return receipt. You have to prove delivery.