Protect your roofing business from non-payment. Our preliminary notice services ensure you maintain your lien rights on every residential and commercial roofing job.
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A single roofing job can cost $10,000 to $200,000+. Materials, labor, equipment—you've got a lot invested before you see a dime. Preliminary notices ensure you get paid for every shingle.
Shingles, underlayment, flashing, vents—roofing materials add up fast. You can't afford to eat those costs.
Storm damage claims can drag on. Notices protect you even when insurance payments are delayed.
Roofing jobs often complete in days. You need notices sent fast—we handle same-day processing.
Property address and contract info
Property owner verification
State-compliant document
Certified mail with proof
Yes, roofing subcontractors should send preliminary notices on every job, especially when working under a general contractor. This protects your right to file a mechanics lien if you're not paid.
Deadlines vary by state. In California, it's 20 days from starting work. In Florida, 45 days. In Texas, monthly notices are required. We track all deadlines for you.
Yes, roofing material suppliers can file mechanics liens, but they typically must send a preliminary notice first. This applies to shingles, underlayment, flashing, and other roofing materials.