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How do I find out if a job I done at hocking college should of been paid in prevailing wages
OhioWE ARE A SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR, AND DID WORK FOR TRU SEAL ASPHALT LLC IN MAY OF 2017.
THEY FOUND "FAULT" WITH OUR WORK - TOO MUCH AC IN ONE AREA OF THE PARKING LOT THAT HAD PAVEMENT OVERLAY FABRIC APPLIED, AND THE AC BLED THOUGH THE PAVEMENT.
THEY SAID THEY WOULD DEDUCT FOR THE REPAIR, BUT NEVER PAID US.
TO OUR KNOWLEDGE, THE REPAIR NEVER TOOK PLACE. WE DID NOT LIEN THE PROJECT, HEATH NURSING CARE CENTER.
THEY CONSISTENTLY IGNORE THE MONTHLY STATEMENTS WE SEND THEM.
WHAT CAN WE DO TO GET PAID?
Ohioi finished a job at school ran by a church . The church hired me to do water mitigation on Jan 1, 2021. I completed the work on Jan 9, 2021. I m having trouble getting my invoice paid. Need to know whether I have 60 days or 75 days to file a mechanic lien.
OhioHello, I'm a subcontractor doing underground optic fiber. My company finished a work in Medina, Ohio, in November 2022. We were subcontracted by another subcontractor (not prime contactor) that was hired by Medina Fiber and that owes us around $15k . The contract is most likely from the city of Medina since this is work done in the streets, not a private residency. My question is, in this case, can we put a lien on the fiber? How do we go about this? What documents or information is needed? Thank you
OhioI have received a letter from my client, whom I have placed a lien against, stating that I need to remove the lien due to breach of contract. What should I do?
OhioI seemingly missed my lien deadline. Can we go back to the property to do other work with customer permission to reset lien. For example, we go back out and re caulk chimney flashing.
OhioI have placed a Mechanic's lien on a property and was wondering how if at all i can protect my Lien from being bonded off.
OhioI am a General contractor and have a few jobs I did for a client and they are haggeling over payment. I wanted to know if these states there would be any issues with filing liens in. All work was completed in September - December of 2022 but I do know that some states require pre lien filings and other requirements that could not allow you to place a lien. The states are:
OH, RI, MA, NH, NY.
Can you please let me know if I am ok to file liens at this time on these locations in the above states or if there are any states that legally I can't file the lien in?
Thank you.
OhioFrom: Alex Kohler
Sent: Thursday, May 5, 2022 3:15 PM
To: Tina Rhodus
Subject: Re: FW: 6732 Maverick Drive / Lot 21 West Ridge - 22-00421
Hi Tina,
Thanks for reaching out and I hope all is going well! When it comes to a Notice of Commencement in Ohio, there is no specific notice or process to release the document with the county records. There is a possibility that a sworn affidavit with recording information and a statement of work completed could suffice, but it's hard to tell without proper statutory guidance.
Since this is a bit of a unique situation, I would suggest posting in our Legal Expert Center, where you can post your scenario and get some feedback from our attorney network on potential next steps.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'll be happy to assist!
Have a great day and stay safe!
On Wed, May 4, 2022 at 11:40 AM Tina Rhodus wrote:
Alex,
Sorry to bug you, we have never had someone ask us to do this? Can you please let me know if this is something we do?
From: Brad French
Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 12:30 PM
To: Tina Rhodus
Subject: FW: 6732 Maverick Drive / Lot 21 West Ridge - 22-00421
Can you please look into this and Levelset?
Thanks
Brad
From: Jackie Adamson
Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 10:50 AM
To: Brian Green ; Brad French
Cc: Krista Schulz
Subject: RE: 6732 Maverick Drive / Lot 21 West Ridge - 22-00421
Hello Brad –
Just following up on the below email. Please advise.
From: Jackie Adamson
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2022 10:31 AM
To: Brian Green ; Bfrench@diggit-inc.com
Cc: Krista Schulz
Subject: RE: 6732 Maverick Drive / Lot 21 West Ridge - 22-00421
Hello Brad~
I am working with West Ridge JV in a transaction to see off Lot 21. It appears you have a Notice of Commencement recorded for this lot. Will you please file a Termination of the NOC with the legal description for this lot so we may proceed to closing?
Please let me know if you have any questions. I am happy to help. ?
Thank you so much,
Jackie Adamson
Senior Closing Coordinator
First Title Agency, Inc.
9100 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 100
West Chester, OH 45069
jadamson@firsttitle.com
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OhioThank you for taking my first question. I would like to know how a homeowner goes about firing the contractor to insure he has nothing that could come back to the homeowner. Does the homeowner need a lawyer to fire the contractor when a signed contract is involved? What if the contractor attempted to write a new contract with 48 hours to sign? The contract was to replace the original contract with part of the original contract removed.
OhioWe are a construction company that pours residential concrete driveways. Can the concrete supplier put a lien on our customers homes if we have not paid for the concrete bills. We have paid our balance partially but not in full yet and are being threatened that they will put mechanics liens on all of our customers homes with outstanding balances.
OhioI needed a garage built. I paid the contractor 20k to build it. This was over 2 months ago. He does not answer my calls or texts. When I did get on hold of him he always has an excuse for every time when we to meet or when I ask for my money back. He took my concrete pad out and that is it.
OhioWe are homeowners who hired a general contractor for house renovations. We both (homeowner and contractor) signed the contract so a construction loan could be secured. The contractor has failed in so many ways there are too many to mention. According to the contractor, he is owed $25,000 but not the homeowner but the bank will not relinquish the funds, because, in the bank's opinion, the contractor had not completed the work he is requesting to be paid for. The contractor tried to write a new contract after not being paid for the purpose of asking for $20,000 to complete the job with one exception, he took it upon himself to use this new contract and eliminate a large job that was in the original contract. If we signed the new contract he would send a few workers to finish what in his opinion would complete the work and give us 48 hours to sign the new contract. We respectfully denied the new contract, and this was done without the knowledge of the bank that holds the construction loan. Within the contract, we had specifically asked for a particular manufactures siding, and the contractor had the audacity to bring and install a different manufactures siding. The siding the homeowner requested was even in the contract that both parties signed. The contractor even lied about being a certified installer of the product he installed, and the reason I say that is because the manufacturer of the siding that was installed will not warranty their product due to all the installation problems. We found out later the manufacturer had no certified installers in Ohio. Eventually, when pressured the contractor admitted he was not a certified installer. So what are a homeowner's rights in a situation like ours?
OhioI have a customer who has not paid $38k of an 80K invoice - the job was from early 2022, my lien rights expired but what is my best course of action to receive payment
Ohioi placed a lien on the property and the Title agency said that they are waiting on the seller to provide them with information on how they are handling the lien. what options does a seller have in state of Ohio to avoid paying the lien
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