Tag: zlien
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FAQ: What Is Preliminary Notice?
Short Answer: Some states require preliminary notices, others do not. In the states where preliminary notice is required, a party providing labor and/or materials must deliver a notice to certain other parties before or immediately after they begin performing work or providing materials. If the notice is required and not sent, you may lose the…
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Zlien Now Offering Commercial Collection Services
zlien manages preliminary notices and mechanic liens for construction projects all across the United States, and is excited to announce the addition of commercial collection services to its scope of services for our valued customers. Now, from the moment your company signs a new contract, you can partner with zlien to send required notices, file…
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Construction Lien Blog An Expert on Mike Rowe Works’ Trades Hub
Mike Rowe, the host of the Emmy-nominated Discovery Channel series Dirty Jobs, today launched Trades Hub, publishing resources and content from writers and bloggers in the construction industry for folks from all types of trades. The Construction Payment Blog (and our sister Construction Law Monitor blog) has been chosen to take part in the Trades…
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Visual Calendar Shows You When Liens and Notices Are Due
Editor’s Note: zlien has grown quite a bit since we first started using the term “Lien Pilot” to refer to our product. Now, we refer to our product simply to as the zlien platform, our cloud-based application that helps you manage your lien rights and help you get paid. Subscription plans start at just $49 per month…
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Our Lien Calculator And Filing Service Is Used On Construction Projects Everywhere
We see new projects getting entered into our database everyday, with construction companies and suppliers across the country using the LienPilot to calculate the preliminary notice and mechanic lien requirements for their projects. And that got us to wondering – where in the world are all these projects? So, using the Google Maps API, we…