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Verbal approval to a contractor, no written documents were signed Can contract still file a lien in Illinois?.
basement leakage in wall was patched, however wall at base still leaks. Now contractor says the foundation also needed drain tile, as indicated on estimating
sheet. Only wall patch work was done, and leaks continue. Home owner tells contractor that nothing has changed and water continues to enter ...Read More...Read More
Anonymous Contractor1 answerAdd commentJun 21, 2019
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In the state of Florida Is there a standard form for a "Notice of Lien" that I understand is suppose to be mailed by Certified mail 5 days prior to recording a " Claim of Lien" on a property? If not then, If I did not receive a notice of Lien by Certified mail and when the lien was filed does that make the lien invalid? If so what can I do to have the Lien removed?
A roof contraction did not install my roof as per Florida Codes nor as per my contract and made a mess of my roof. I just had 2 Certified Building Roof
Inspections and both state the same and then some, such as not installing as the contract stated with drip edge and vents. I sent certified letters...Read More...Read More
Anonymous Contractor1 answerAdd commentApr 29, 2019
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