I was working a residential bathroom remodel, the contract was for 22627.01, including tile cost when selected and with change orders and additional work, verified through emails and verbal change orders the total became 27752.78, I was paid intermittently total of 13000. when it came to 1 more d...Read More...Read More
In this situation: I am the subcontractor performing $30,000.00 worth of work Property is on a church property and along a shared driveway I am hired by a general contractor The customer is Dish Network Scope of Work is to install underground conduit from a vault in the ROW to a cell tower site loc...Read More...Read More
Does a subcontractor on a non owner occupied remodel that contracted for $10,000 materials and labor directly with the prime contractor have to provide the model disclosure to the owner? If not; it appears this subcontractor does not have to provide ANY notice, correct?...Read More
I am a sub contractor that completed a job over a month ago and the customer only paid 50% of the invoice and now he is not getting back to us....Read More
Inlive in washington state. half way through a job the home owner now refuses to allow us access to the job and is not letting me get my tools that had been left on the jobsight. he clearly have breached the contract so what do i do now ...Read More
I am a material supplier to a GC on a commercial project. If the GC and Owner are the same (same mailing address, different company names) I was under the impression a pre lien notice was not needed. We are having a tough time getting final payment so I'm looking at filing a notice of intent to lie...Read More...Read More
We are a lumber material supplier and have a new customer who is a prefab home manufacturer that we will be supplying some material to. In Washington State in order to have lien rights, the product must be supplied to a licensed and bonded contractor. Our customer does not have a contractors li...Read More...Read More
I have contractor that subcontracted my concrete business to do $20,000 in work. The work was completed in December and since that time he has been giving us the run-around on payment. He has used every excuse under the sun admitting owing the money, but having financial difficulty, health i...Read More...Read More
In Washington, we are required to file our lien within 90 days after our last day on the job. Typically, invoices are partially paid within 30 days by the insurance company (undisputed amount) and the remaining discrepancy will be the basis for our Notice of Intent to Lien. My question is, at what point duri...Read More...Read More
I have been working under the table and not been paid after the work is done. I am owed roughly 2 grand for the work i did on renovation and restoration of two properties. I was promised by the property owner that he would pay me such amount for each stage of work yet demanded a rush on the w...Read More...Read More
We are an aggregate and ready mix supplier in Washington state. If we deliver material to a property and the property is sold within our 90 day lien window, do we still retain lien rights to the property?...Read More
We were hired on as an electrical subcontractor. On a remodel that was supposed to take 6 weeks but turned into a year. We had an original contract for a few rooms in a residential property but the home owners asked our GC to add more to our original contract so there was a change order, then a...Read More...Read More
We did 3/4 of work, plus many extras when we were told to leave her property. The owner refuses to pay or respond to our requests for payment...Read More