AM I BEING LIENED?

NO. The notice received is not a notice that your are being liened or your property has been liened.

I paid a retainer or my invoices, why am I still receiving a notice?

The preliminary notice is to be sent out to anyone we are completing a project for. It is a routine and mandatory company policy that in no way reflects your financial standing. Unfortunately, we still have to send it regardless to all of payment.

What is the a Mechanic’s Lien?

California law grants those who provide labor, materials, or services the right to secure payment through a Mechanic’s Lien if invoices for such labor, materials, or services remain unpaid. A Mechanic’s Lien is a legal claim recorded against a property upon non-payment.

The lien will be filed with the county recorder’s office where the property is located. If the debt remains unpaid after filing the lien, legal action may be initiated to enforce the lien through foreclosure proceedings, potentially leading to a sale of the property to satisfy the unpaid amount.

What is the Purpose of the Notice?

This notice is being sent solely to preserve our legal rights should nonpayment occur. It does not mean that payment is currently overdue or that our customer lacks financial ability or willingness to pay.

We issue invoices on a progress basis, and by the time you receive this notice, some or all of the balance may have already been paid. This notice is simply a standard part of our process to ensure transparency and compliance with California law.

If you have any questions or would like further clarification regarding this notice, the lien process, or your project’s billing, please do not hesitate to reach out.

We are happy to discuss any concerns and provide any information you may need. You can contact us and we appreciate the opportunity to be of service to you.