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Mechanics Lien Filing Service

File liens. Get paid.

File a mechanics lien on property with confidence. Our lien filing services help contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers protect their payment rights with state-compliant forms.

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Free Lien Tracking Portal

Track every project, monitor deadlines, and protect your payment rights — all from one dashboard. Our free lien tracking portal gives contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers the tools to stay ahead.

Project Dashboard

See all your active projects, lien statuses, and amounts protected in a single view.

Deadline Alerts

Automatic reminders for preliminary notice deadlines, lien filing windows, and enforcement dates.

Rights Protection

Know exactly when to send notices and file liens so you never lose your right to payment.

Multi-Project Support

Manage unlimited projects across multiple states from one account.

Email Notifications

Get notified when deadlines approach, documents are ready, or action is needed on a project.

No Hidden Costs

Tracking is free forever. Only pay when you're ready to file a lien or send a notice.

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Professional construction lien filing services

Stop chasing payments. Whether you need to file a mechanics lien or send a notice for unpaid work, our platform gives you what you need to protect your rights and get paid.

Expert lien preparation

Our team reviews and prepares your mechanics lien filing documents

Lien deadlines

Never miss a filing deadline, with smart reminders

State-compliant forms

Lien forms updated to match current law

Project & lien tracking

Manage all your lien filings in one place

How to file a mechanics lien in three steps

Our filing process is simple

1

Enter property & project details

Provide the property address, owner info, and the amount you are owed.

2

Select your state

We use the correct lien form for your state's requirements.

3

We prepare or file your lien

Sign and record the lien yourself, or let us record it with the county and serve every required party for you.

Simple, Flat-Rate Pricing

Mechanics Lien Filing Pricing

One flat price, state fees included.* No hourly billing, no surprises.

Self-Serve

$99 one-time

We prepare your state-compliant mechanics lien — you review, sign, and record it with the county yourself.

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Full-Service

$299** one-time

We prepare your mechanics lien, record it with the county, and serve every required party — with proof of filing.

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* All prices include standard state fees. Unusually high state or county fees, counties that require documents to be physically served, and similar requirements may incur additional charges.

** New Jersey full-service mechanics lien: $899, reflecting New Jersey's filing and service requirements.

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Who can file a mechanics lien on property?

We help anyone in the construction industry protect their payment rights with a mechanics lien.

General Contractors

File a lien when clients don't pay for completed work.

Subcontractors

File a lien to secure payment, even when you work under a general contractor.

Material Suppliers

Protect payment for materials you supplied to a project.

Equipment Rental

File a lien for unpaid rentals of equipment used on the job.

Architects & Engineers

Lien filing for design professionals owed for plans and specifications.

Laborers

Workers can file a mechanics lien for unpaid wages on construction projects.

Frequently asked questions about mechanics lien filing

Everything you need to know about how to file a mechanics lien on property

What is a mechanics lien and how does mechanics lien filing work?
A mechanics lien (also called a construction lien or contractor lien) is a legal claim against a property that secures payment for work performed or materials supplied. Filing one creates a security interest in the property. Our full service handles the whole process, from document preparation to recording with the county.
Who can file a mechanics lien on property?
Anyone who provides labor, materials, or services to improve real property can file a mechanics lien. This includes general contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, equipment rental companies, architects, engineers, and laborers. We help all of them file a lien when payment is overdue.
How do I file a construction lien? What's the process?
To file one, you'll need to: (1) Send preliminary notices if your state requires them, (2) Prepare the lien with property and project details, (3) Record it with the county recorder, and (4) Serve notice on the property owner. We can handle these steps for you.
What are the deadlines to file a mechanics lien?
Lien deadlines vary by state. They typically fall 30 to 120 days after you last provided labor or materials. If you miss the deadline, you lose your right to file. Our platform tracks these dates for you and sends reminders before they pass.
Are lien forms different in each state?
Yes. Every state has its own mechanics lien laws. Some require specific language, notarization, or preliminary notices before you can file. We use the correct form for your state.
How much does it cost to file a mechanics lien?
Self-serve starts at $99. We prepare your mechanics lien, and you sign it and record it with the county yourself, so you also pay the county's recording fee. Full service starts at $299. We prepare the lien, record it with the county, and serve every required party, with standard recording fees included. Unusually high county fees may cost extra, and we'll tell you before you pay.
What's the difference between a mechanics lien and a construction lien?
They are different names for the same legal tool. Some states call it a "mechanic's lien," others a "construction lien" or "contractor's lien." Whatever the name, it secures payment for work performed on real property. We handle all of them.
Can I file a mechanics lien as a subcontractor?
Yes. Subcontractors can file a mechanics lien even without a direct contract with the property owner. It is one of the strongest protections in construction law. We help subcontractors file a lien when the general contractor hasn't paid.

Mechanics lien rules by state

Deadlines, notices, and filing offices differ in every state. Pick yours to see what applies.

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Why choose our mechanics lien filing services?

When you need to file a mechanics lien, the right help makes all the difference.

Expert Construction Lien Filing

Whether you're a general contractor or a subcontractor, our team can help you file a lien.

All 50 States Covered

File a lien in any state. We use state-specific forms that follow each state's requirements.

Complete Lien Services

Our lien services include document preparation, deadline tracking, and full filing support.

Don't let unpaid invoices hurt your business. File a mechanics lien today and secure the payment you've earned.

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