The legal side of construction is challenging and complex
Tennessee Lien statutes are extremely technical and often simple oversights may lead to mistakes that cost individuals their right to protect their interests.
For contractors and homeowners improving real property, understanding the challenges and drafting agreements accordingly is necessary for all involved parties. I have first-hand experience in residential, remodel, and commercial construction. I’m a licensed general contractor, and I’ve owned and operated my construction company here in Knoxville since 2008.
Protect your business with a contract
If your company provides construction services to clients, you need to have a written agreement or contract in place to detail the terms of each project your company engages in. Drafting an agreement is an important step to protect your company and detail the terms of each agreement between you and your clients.
Have you been taken advantage of?
- Performing construction improvements to a property
- Delivering materials without being compensated
- Having an arbitrary lien filed on your own property
Time is Crucial
Often time is of the essence when trying to secure your interest by perfecting a mechanic’s lien. Your rights may be waived or ultimately lost if you miss the window of opportunity allowed by statute.