On this page, you can find articles about construction payment in South Carolina. Since construction payment covers a wide range of topics, you can find a wide range of articles under the umbrella of construction law in South Carolina below.
The articles on this page discuss mechanics liens, preliminary notices, lien waivers, the South Carolina prompt pay act, notices of furnishing, notices of commencement, surety bonds, and more. Likewise, you can read legal updates and articles about the construction industry at large in South Carolina to stay on top of the developments and news that directly apply to your ability to get paid.
If you need individual help with getting paid on construction projects in South Carolina, you can ask a question for free on the Expert Center to get a response from a construction attorney. Alternatively, you can browse the questions that other contractors have asked to find helpful insights.
Once you determine your best course of action, check out the Construction Payment Resources page for South Carolina. There, you can find all the construction notices, documents, and forms you’ll need on your current project or on future projects. You can also use the Resources page to find links to other guides.
The South Carolina Prompt Pay Act was enacted to essentially set a default payment schedule on construction projects. These provisions ensure that contractors, subs, and material suppliers who perform in...
A South Carolina Notice of Furnishing, although not required to secure mechanics lien rights can impact the amount recoverable under a lien claim.
A step-by-step guide detailing how to file a South Carolina mechanics lien - essential reading for SC contractors, material suppliers, and other construction businesses.
Construction companies are crucial when recovering from disasters like Hurricane Michael. Rebuilding communities is hard work, and it's important that construction businesses protect their interests, too.
A Notice of Commencement formally designates the beginning of a project. Its core function is to provide key information to contractors, material suppliers, equipment lessors, and other hired parties working...
Since the founding of zlien 10 years ago, we have successfully filed liens in all 50 states. In those 10 years we have noticed that some states are easier to...
Construction Payment Blog is not just focused on mechanics liens; another topic we routinely cover is payment bonds. As we’ve discussed in many other posts, general contractors on public works projects are...
Special thanks to Jeff Bannister of Serve-One Inc. Process Serving in Greenville, SC, who contributes this guest post to the Construction Payment Blog. Jeff Bannister is the owner of Serve-One...