Introduction: In the intricate world of construction, where deadlines loom large and legalities can be labyrinthine, having a reliable partner to navigate the complexities is invaluable. Enter Speedy Lien, Inc., a pioneering company specializing in streamlining the often arduous process of filing mechanic’s liens. This article explores the mission, services, and impact of Speedy Lien, […]
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If the work being performed requires a license, the claimant must be licensed in order to file a mechanics lien in New York.
Speedy Lien, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in filing Mechanic’s Liens for the construction trade. A Mechanic’s Lien is a legal claim that attaches the amount owed to the title of a property. Property owners cannot sell, refinance or obtain credit because of your Speedy Lien. For those of you that have a mortgage on your property, your bank has a Lien or an interest for the amount borrowed on the title of the property. By filing a Mechanic’s Lien you will have the same interest a bank does against the property in question.
Speedy Lien has been serving the construction industry since 1990 and currently services the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Our company is led by Mark Nash, President and Dillon Nash, Vice President. Our goal is to provide the construction industry with efficient and reliable service when it comes to filing Mechanic’s Liens.
If you are a contractor or supplier and did not get paid for your services, you have the right to file a Mechanic’s Lien Claim to protect your interest. The Lien Law and Statutes vary by State, but Speedy Lien can help you understand your rights and guide you through the process. Our team is well-versed in the Lien Laws and can help you navigate the complexities of filing a Mechanic’s Lien. When you file a Speedy Lien, the property owner, the general contractor and the party who hired you all get served with Notice of your Lien Claim.
To file a Speedy Lien, clients can submit their Lien request through our website (https://speedylieninc.com/file-a-lien/). The form is simple and easy to fill out. We charge a flat fee regardless of the value of the Mechanic’s Lien (regardless of the amount owed). Speedy Lien provides same day processing, easy online submission, expertise knowledge and professional service.
The construction industry is a vital part of our economy, and it’s important that contractors and suppliers are paid for their services. Unfortunately, many times payment is not made, and contractors and suppliers are left without a remedy. That’s where Speedy Lien comes in. We are the industry leader and the pioneer of the Mechanic’s Lien agency. Our mission is to help contractors and suppliers get the payment they are owed.
If you are a contractor or supplier in the states of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut or Pennsylvania, and you did not get paid for your services, call Speedy Lien to learn your Lien Rights. We are here to help you understand your Lien rights and guide you through the process of filing a Speedy Lien.
If you are in the construction industry and are owed money for your services, don’t hesitate to contact Speedy Lien. Let us help you protect your interest and get the payment you are owed.
Our contact info:
www.SpeedyLienInc.com
212-203-7420 or 516-679-6702
DN@SpeedyLienInc.com
Dillon Nash, Vice President