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š—Ÿš—¶š—²š—» š—Ŗš—®š—¶š˜ƒš—²š—æš˜€ š—”š—æš—² š—”š—¼š˜ š—¢š—½š˜š—¶š—¼š—»š—®š—¹. š—§š—µš—²š˜†'š—æš—² š—˜š˜€š˜€š—²š—»š˜š—¶š—®š—¹. You've paid your subcontractors. The project is complete. The owner has signed off. Ā  Then a sub's supplier — someone you've never met — files a mechanics lien on the property you just built. Ā  This is not hypothetical. It happens constantly across the US and Canada. Ā  Lien waivers protect you by confirming that everyone downstream has been paid before you release final payment — or before you get paid yourself. Ā  Here's the process: Ā  → Collect a conditional lien waiver from every sub when you pay them → Collect an unconditional lien waiver once their check clears → For large projects, track waivers from subs AND their material suppliers → Use state/province-specific waiver forms (they vary by jurisdiction) → Never release the final payment to an owner without receiving your own lien waiver Ā  Ignoring this one process is how contractors end up in court on projects they thought were done. Ā  šŸ“Œ EstimaCore's detailed trade-by-trade breakdowns help you track every subcontractor package — so nothing falls through the cracks at closeout. Ā  šŸ”— estimacore.com Ā  #LienWaiver #ContractorTips #ConstructionLaw #BuildSmarter #NorthAmericaConstruction #GCLife #ConstructionCompliance