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Our customer is requesting a conditional waiver and release on progress payment. We have not filed a lien or a prelien on the customer. Is a release necessary? What if the customer is requiring a release to make a partial payment?
ArizonaI looked on the web and located an air conditioning condenser and placed in cart ... l was suppose to mail payment in prior to item being shipped out... l did receive n email stating the condenser would not ship out till payment was made...l never completed the sale ... 2 weeks later an air conditioning unit was delivered to my door... about a month later they called me for payment .. they were asking full payment ... $993 ... l was offering to pay them $500 ... so they said they would put a mechanic's lien on the property were it was installed ... not the property it was delivered...are they able to do this and can l contest it...thx you in advance
ArizonaBeen dealing with a nightmare contractor. They have been paid in full in December and as of 1/26/18 got the COC signed indicating i owe them 0 but i put in it as of 1/24/18 sub contractor has not been paid. They have promised to send payment multiple times and i spoke the sub and they still have not been paid. The Sub back in October did file the 20 day preliminary notice but has not filed an actual lien yet. The owner said he would contact me first. The contractor is giving me the run around. It seems like other states the law favors the contractor and sub contractor not the homeowner. What can i do to force the contractor to pay so I can get a lien release from the sub? If i want to go after the surety bond it appears i might have to sue, again not homeowner friendly.
ArizonaA roofing company subcontracted a solar company to remove and reinstall a solar array from a 1 family home in Arizona. The contractor did not pay the solar company and the solar company doesn't have a written contract with the homeowner. I spoke to the state of arizona registrar of contractors and they stated they would have to file a no pay complaint with the state and they cannot file a lein against the home as they don't have a written contract with the home owner.
ArizonaWe are a garage door company that completed the replacement of a customer's door. They then filed a credit card dispute and were awarded back the second payment because it was past the 30 day Visa requirement (we got the notice very late). We do not use any lien forms when signing paperwork; we do have the customer sign the initial contract that shows the deposit they paid and the remainder amount due. Are we still able to file a lien?
ArizonaIf a past homeowner has a contract with a subcontractor to perform work on their property, but when the work is done a new homeowner owns the home, is the new homeowner responsible for payment to the subcontractor if the old homeowner doesn't pay them?
ArizonaReceived 20 day notice ARS 33-992.01. The work has not been completed, what do I need to do to respond to this notice. Thank you Craig Furgison
ArizonaWe are a commercial restaurant equipment supply company located in South Carolina. We finished a job out of state for a client in Arizona. We sent the notice of Intent to Lien to the customer for failure to pay balance on final invoice. We sent the final invoice to customer but they replied back wanting to deduct multiple change orders to their job. Out of the ones sent, we reviewed them and agreed to pay just a couple of them due to the fact that most of those change orders had nothing to do with the scope of work that we had quoted. We formulated an email response and need to know should anyone from Levelset or elsewhere should be included in this reply? Please advise.
ArizonaI was hired by the owner not the contractor. My contract stipulates that I can collect the final payment when the client moves in. The project took forever and now they finally moved in. Can I file a preliminary mechanical lien or is it too late?
Thank you
ArizonaFinished my work investor and his secretary approved my work i was completely finished the gave me only half the amount owed and refuse to pqy the rest lost contact with him because he is avoiding my calls he sold property already how do i get my payment
ArizonaTrying to get paid on a project in Arizona where we have finished project and have billed final pay app and retainage and have not been paid.
ArizonaI had a contractor come give an estimate for repairs on water damage of my home. The contractor had my boyfriend, who is not on the property deed or insurance claim, sign a contract. After the construction company increased the bid on my job, after receiving my home insurance estimate, I did not allow the construction company to complete the work. I have now been mailed a 20 day notice. What can I do?
ArizonaMy understanding is that I have 21 days from the moment I break ground to file a pre-lien. If a pre-lien is not filed that I am unable to file a mechanics lien later down the road. So basically, within the first 3 weeks of starting a new project, I must file a pre-lien in order to protect my rights as a contractor if I was to ever want to move forward with an actual lien? I just wanted to verify that this information is correct and I'm nto misunderstanding any part of it?
Thank you,
Aaron Chapin
aaron@zonarestoration.com
480-277-1766
Arizonaim not getting my payments for this job and i need to send a lein waiver in on this job.
ArizonaI did not take the preliminary steps to secure my lien rights and now we’re worried about not getting paid on a project… what are our options? What if a NOI or lien do not work?
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