Colorado Notice to Owner Form

The Colorado Notice to Owner form is not a required document for construction contractors in Colorado but can be a useful tool for speedy payments. Most contracts in Colorado can deliver a Notice to Owner. If sent to the property owner on a job, the notice helps insure payment is made to you for work performed. This can happen by the property owner paying a contractor directly or to actually withhold funds from the prime contractor (general contractor) until you are paid what is owed to you. The property owner is then also required to withhold enough money to pay any claim you make through a lien, should one arise.

A Notice to Owner in Colorado form can be a powerful tool for speeding up payment or collecting payment. Generally, sending a notice to owner is a good idea to insure timely payment for labor or materials provided. If you’d like to see how a Notice to Owner can help speed up payment, fill out the form to the right and get your free Colorado Notice to Owner form written by licensed construction attorneys.

With this Notice to Owner, you can use any PDF editor to edit the document directly or fill out by hand, and send to the property owner on your construction job.