My company works as the general contractor on residential projects in New Jersey. Can you lay out the order of the steps we need to take in order to secure and claim our lien rights?...Read More
Most of the projects in Minnesota that we are a General Contractor on are emergency electrical jobs. Most of the time, the customer calls into the office, a price is given, and the project is started in a day or two. A contract is never actually signed, so what should our date of contract be? The date tha...Read More...Read More
We have Retail branches that would like to exchange notices with customers on-site when they don't pay COD. In OH, it looks like that can be done as long as a written receipt is obtained, but what other states allow this?...Read More
contractor paid for work completed, demanding money for work not completed or even started per contract, placing mechanic's lien for threat, owner given "intent to file lien" , in person, no affidavit signed, no receipt of lien papers being given to owner. Contractor threatens verbally "I've got you serv...Read More...Read More
We are a equipment rental company. If we contracted directly with the property owner and they have stopped paying us and no notices have been sent. Do we have lien rights regardless? The project was entered in Zlien and the equipment is still on their site....Read More
We are a GC in CA midway through a private project that started as a "project owner"-financed (our client is the tenant) job. We Prelim'd at the start of the project to notify the property owner of our presence and as a courtesy included our client/the tenant. The client has been paying per contract wit...Read More...Read More
Regarding Washington State notice requirements, are subcontractors required to send a notice to the property owner or prime contractor if they are contracted directly with the prime contractor? Is there a difference for material suppliers if providing material to a prime contractor? This questi...Read More...Read More
We are a material supplier to a sub contractor who is not being paid for material. The Subcontroacto is working under a GC who is employed by the state. We did not supply preliminary notice to the GC. Will our bond claim stand?...Read More
We have found that it is possible for our contractors to provide an inaccurate delivery location for their project, then we could end up liening the wrong location or losing our lien rights because it wasn't actually direct shipped....Read More
Basing this off of the invoice dates and last day worked. Should those notices have been initiated in Sept? I know we could send an intent to lien. However, if the customer is knowledgeable in this area, he may simply challenge our stance. If that is the case, the demand letter would then be the next step....Read More
WE SUPPLIED ROOF TRUSSES TO A CUSTOMER THAT BUILDS CHICKEN HOUSES IN NC, WE HAVE NOT BEEN PAID BUT BECAUSE THE JOBSITE WAS NOT LISTED ON NCLIENS.COM, WE DID NOT SEND A NOTICE TO THE LIEN AGENT THAT WE WERE SUPPLYING MATERIAL. IF THERE WASN'T A LIEN AGE...Read More...Read More
I have a customer with an existing job account (that a preliminary notice was sent out - your job #742694) - he has informed me that all the purchases on the existing job, as of January 2, 2018 need to be moved to a new job account and provided me a new job sheet - so if I move these purchases - will I...Read More...Read More
We have a job with multiple lots, each of which is associated with a particular address in a range. We initially only received a single job site address, so we sent these notices with that address listed and then the lot number as well. Now that we know each individual address associated with each lot, w...Read More...Read More