The construction industry runs on credit, and liens are your way to secure credit on your next construction project. Anyone who provides labor and/or materials for construction, repairs of a house, and building or improvements to a property is entitled to a Mechanic’s and Materialmen’s Lien. The construction lien is crucial in protecting your right to payment through a standardized and inexpensive process. Without a lien, your next best option for securing payment is suing for breach of contract, which can become very expensive and time-consuming.
An honest day’s work requires an honest day’s pay, and at The Cromeens Law Firm, PLLC, we want to ensure that you are paid for the services and materials you’ve provided. With more than 16 years of experience in liens, trust that our mechanic’s and materialmen’s lien attorneys can ensure that you receive exactly what you are owed, without a penny less! Our experienced team of collection and lien attorneys at The Cromeens Law Firm are here to help you file your liens, bond claims, and help with all your construction collection needs across the country.
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Liens are sworn legal documents that outline the debt accrued and how much is truly owed. These documents are used by subcontractors and material suppliers as a means of guaranteeing payment for services or materials rendered. If payment isn’t made, the property owner’s credit could be negatively affected and/or ability to sell or refinance the property could be put on hold until the debt is paid and the lien is released.
Filing for an M&M lien in the State of Texas can be a very complicated process, but trust that your Houston construction lien attorneys at The Cromeens Law Firm, PLLC, will work hard to make sure you get paid for your services.
As a subcontractor, you are the one who ends up financing the project by providing labor and material before you are paid. An owner and general contractor only pay for the work they have received and accepted. Subcontractors are the ones that are extending credit to the owner and general contractor by providing labor and material before they are paid.
When you supply materials on credit, your money is not secure, and you have a high risk of not being paid. When you correctly follow the lien process, what you are owed is secured by the property where your materials are supplied. Here at The Cromeens Law Firm, we are experts in filing mechanic’s liens and ensuring you can collect the money you are owed.
