I am trying to determine when "the work" ends on a job. For example, we did a fire job that required us to be in the home cleaning the structure and cleaning their content. That part of "the work" (physical, actual work) ended a month ago. But we are now dealing with paper work, insurance companies, broken or lost items, damaged items, etc, all of which is "work" but not on the property and the actual "work" per se. But does this post "work" work also count towards the work to be performed for the entire job? In other words, as we are going through all this administrative work, is the project still active and ongoing such that my 90 day clock to file a lien has not started yet? Or does the clock start when we walk off the job even though we have many days of administrative work to do in order to truly close the job?