Mechanics Lien

The ideal solution to secure your accounts receivables on construction projects nationwide. As the premier provider of lien and bond claims we assist subcontractors, manufacturers, suppliers and distributors in protecting and collecting their funds.

Mechanics Liens - Value added enhancements to your credit & receivables department.
National Lien & Bond can help your credit department perform better almost overnight. With our powerful contractors lien and bond claim management program your credit and receivables management analysis can immediately begin to secure your companies receivables. Using the security of mechanics lien and bond claims nationwide. For more information, contact us today at 1-800-432-7799



Credit Protection Through Compliance.

When you supply labor or materials for a job before you receive payment, you extend credit to your buyer as well as to the project. It is this credit you have extended to the project that can be secured through mechanics liens. If you don’t file a mechanics lien, you are not securing the credit to the project; you are relying on the contractor who may not pay you. A properly filed mechanics lien will ensure that your balance will be paid before the owner can sell or otherwise alter the title of the property.

In some states, you can lose your right to lien by not filing a preliminary notice informing the property owner of your intention to collect upon completion. In other states, there are stringent deadlines as to when a lien can be filed. Inaction can result in the loss of your money; don’t lose your right to lien by waiting any longer.

There is strict statutory language that must be used when filing liens, bond claims, etc. This language varies from state to state and failure to comply with these explicit instructions can result in loss of lien privileges.

Since we have over 20 years of experience, we have the knowledge and experience to handle nearly any situation that presents itself. With access to a legal network which includes U.S., Canadian and Latin American independent local counsel, NLB will monitor and comply with any new or existing local laws.