Can I pre-lien project once we have a signed contract in Colorado, we do not sign GC contract They have to sign our contract which stipulates the payment terms out very boldly. We get tired of owners or GC paying when they want - it takes a lot of our time up and to be up front we just don't do business this way. We normally are very nice to GC or owners but when we get lied to it upsets us. we are a heavy loaded labor service industry so if the owners and or GC play games with payments it places a burden on us. We would like to start pre-intentional liening projects once we have the GC or owner sign our contract. Are contracts spell out the terms for payment vey boldly, but it seem the owner and or GC just sign it without reading which at then end of a project turns into a long drawn out ordeal, I have no problem liening owners or GC's- we have decided if they don't want to pay than we rather never work for them again. We perform hundreds of project per year, so we rather work for people whom pay us, as we put it to them if they cant pay the phone will reing multiple time per day for additional projects. We rather turn this process over to some to perform all paperwork and let us focus on getting the work. Maybe it might be easier to speak with a person on performing this on every project.