Protect your plumbing business from non-payment. Our preliminary notice services ensure you maintain your lien rights on every residential and commercial job.
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From rough-in to finish, plumbing jobs can cost $3,000 to $75,000+. Plus material costs for pipes, fixtures, and equipment. Without proper notices, you could lose everything if the GC doesn't pay.
Pipes, fittings, fixtures, water heaters—plumbing materials are a major upfront cost. Protect that investment.
Most plumbing is behind walls. Owners don't see your work, so notices ensure they know you're owed.
Owner → GC → You. Long payment chains mean higher risk. Notices put you directly on the owner's radar.
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Yes, plumbing subcontractors and suppliers should send preliminary notices on every job to protect their mechanics lien rights. This is especially critical when working under a general contractor.
You'll need the property address, property owner information, general contractor details, your contract amount, and the date you first started work or delivered materials.
A preliminary notice alerts the property owner that you're working on their project and are owed money. This creates leverage for payment and preserves your right to file a mechanics lien if needed.