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If you’re a contractor, supplier, or property owner dealing with unpaid work or disputes, we can help you navigate construction liens to protect your rights and recover what you're owed.
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Construction liens- protect yourself and get paid
What is a Construction Lien?
A construction lien is a powerful legal tool that helps contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers secure payment for work completed or materials provided. If you haven't been paid for your services, filing a lien ensures that the property cannot be sold or refinanced until the outstanding balance is settled.
How a Construction Lien Protects You
- Ensures Payment: Secure your right to payment by placing a legal claim on the property.
- Improves Cash Flow: Encourages property owners to pay faster, preventing delays.
- Strengthens Your Legal Position: Provides leverage without immediately resorting to a lawsuit.
- Low-Cost Protection: Filing a lien is a cost-effective way to safeguard your earnings.
Who Can File a Lien?
If you are a:
- General Contractor
- Subcontractor
- Supplier
- Engineer or Architect
- Service Provider in construction
... you are eligible to register a construction lien in Ontario.
How to File a Lien in Ontario
- Act Fast – You have 60 days from the last day of work or material supply to file a lien.
- Gather Your Documents – Include contract details, invoices, work completion dates, and the legal property description.
FAQs About Construction Liens
How long do I have to file a lien?
You must file within 60 days from your last day of work or material supply.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
You lose your right to file a lien, but other legal options may still be available.
How much does it cost to file a lien?
There are minimal filing fees, but you won’t have to worry about legal fees. Our clients never pay out of pocket. The legal fees are always paid by the person who owes the money as part of the lien process, ensuring you’re protected.
Can a lien be removed?
Yes, a lien is removed once payment is made or if a court determines it is invalid.
Get Started Today
If you're waiting on payment for completed work, don’t wait until it’s too late. Our team is here to help you navigate the lien process quickly and efficiently. Contact us today to secure your right to payment!
