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Which parties should we send our preliminary notices to on Washington construction projects?

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Anonymous Contractor

We are material suppliers and we get hired by General contractors or we get hired by Subcontractors. And our owner wants to know if if we can send just to the General contractor not the sub. Or do we have to send to all the G.C. , Sub, and property owner.

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Matt Viator
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Levelset Admin at Levelset
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Dec 18, 2018
That's a fair question. In Washington, those who are hired by someone other than the property owner, preliminary notice must be sent to the owner. Further, for parties that were not hired directly by the prime contractor, notice must also be sent to the prime contractor. However, for subcontractors, preliminary notice need not be sent to the sub's customer in Washington. zlien discusses these notice requirements, as well as the other rules and requirements surrounding Washington lien law here: Washington Lien and Notice FAQs.
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