The recent mid-west floods presents obvious challenges to the victims and their families. Less obvious, however, are the challenges that will be faced by contractors and those in the construction industry, as they pour sweat and finances into their businesses and into the region.
Right now, contractors and “storm-chasers” from across the country are pouring into the mid-west states to cash in on the construction needs of these communities. While the damages in the area accommodate the extra labor, the post-disaster environment can be confusing, fast-paced and short on cash.
In the beginning of this rebuilding period, the needs of the residents will certainly outweigh their ability to pay contractors. Insurance claims and proceeds will be pending, and the affected residents will face financial challenges. At the same time, however, they need the services of a contractor and their homes rebuilt.
It’s more important than ever, therefore, for Iowa and mid-west contractors to get familiar with the construction lien laws in their states. Be prepared to protect your company from ugly non-payment situations by:
Express Lien is excited to announce that it has expanded its service into the state of Iowa, and is now filing preliminary notices, prelien notices, construction liens and lien cancellations in Iowa.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Iowa lien laws, learn about them right here: http://iowa.expresslien.com.
Flash Facts about Iowa Mechanic’s Lien Laws
How ExpressLien.Com Can Help
Express Lien can help your company avoid a disaster of its own by:
Express Lien, Inc. is an expert in post-disaster construction environments. Started in New Orleans, LA in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the company has even weathered the 2007 floods in Washington state. Express Lien, Inc. is a registered, bonded and insured legal document preparation service, filing pre-lien notices, constructin liens and lien cancellations across the nation.