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Colorado Lien, Notice, Waiver Forms and Construction Payment Resources

Colorado Construction Lien & Payment Forms

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Colorado Retainage Law

We are a subcontractor in Colorado, we entered into a contract for $43K. The contract that was signed states that retainage will be 10%, however I thought that Colorado Limited this to 5%. The customer is stating that the subcontract agreement supersedes the law. Is this accurate?

Sending a letter of intent to forclose

We live in a state where the intent to foreclose is not required but we want to send one anyway to the non-paying customer as well as their current lien holders in hopes them realizing that we are going to foreclose if payment is not made. We have filed a legitimate mechanics...

Question on lien.

Hello, We processed a couple of Liens on a company and a property owner. Our rental contracts have a bill to address and a ship to address. This customer picked up the machines using their own transportation. The address they had given us for the ship to is different than the locations...

Is this a legitimate change order?

Our contract with the GC states "anticipated start date" because at the time of signing we did not yet have permits nor notice to proceed from the airport so we couldn't put in a firm commencement date. The permits and NTP were received and the actual construction started two months from the...

can filed a lien to a property that the owners is an llc company?

worked at a property that the owner is an llc company, I have an itemized estimate to calculate the cost for works done! they sent us a letter until may 23th to avoid enter to the property and dont allow to continue with the job, in the estimate we were clear that...

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What You Need To Know About Construction Payment in Colorado

This page helps you find answers to all of your questions about construction payment in Colorado. Learn how documents such as pay applications, notices, contracts, lien waivers, mechanics liens, and more fit into Colorado’s construction payment process. Select a document to learn more about how it applies to construction projects in Colorado and to see your specific requirements.

It’s essential to exchange these documents when payments are flowing smoothly and when payment problems arise. These resources will help you navigate the payment process, increase visibility and communication, and avoid payment issues. But, if the need arises, they can also help you resolve payment problems and get paid what you earn.

If you need more information or can’t find the answer to a question, you can ask a licensed attorney for free and get a response fast.

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