Author Archives: Kim Grennan

What Can You Expect From Titan? Hear from Our Valued Customers
August 14th, 2023

What Can You Expect From Titan? Hear from Our Valued Customers

Finding a lien service that checks all your boxes can be challenging, especially when your day is already so busy. But at Titan Lien Services, our promise is to make the process of protecting your work simple and painless. We offer a variety of services to meet your project needs in addition to superior customer […]

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Updates to Customer Portal
June 28th, 2023

3 Exciting Updates to Titan’s Customer Portal

Every company needs a refresh at some point to streamline their offering and improve the service provided to their customers. Titan Lien Services strives to create the best customer experience possible, and our new and upgraded customer portal has some excellent features that you will fall in love with. From streamlining searches to being more […]

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July 14th, 2022

Protect Yourself from Project Non-Payment with Preliens

As a construction contractor, non-payment for a job is a big risk. It could mean a massive loss in income–from labor and materials to your own wages. That’s why it’s important to take proactive steps to protect yourself. In fact, some states require it.  The simplest, most effective way to legally avoid non-payment issues is […]

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How to Explain a Pre-lien Upfront
June 7th, 2022

How to Explain a Pre-lien Upfront

Sending pre-liens to clients is a crucial step in the construction process, with some states even requiring them. Here, you’ll find a complete overview of how to explain a pre-lien upfront to your valued customers. What is a Pre-Lien? Also known as a “preliminary notice,” a pre-lien is simply a notice sent by contractors or […]

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June 24th, 2021

Here’s How Project Completion is Defined in Arizona

Defining project completion might sound simple, however, in Arizona, you have a limited amount of time after project completion before their lien filing deadline approaches. So for contractors, it’s important to find out when project completion officially occurred when filing a mechanics lien. If you happen to miss this short window, you could lose your […]

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June 17th, 2021

What is an Arizona Stop Notice?

What is an Arizona Stop Notice? Did you know that mechanic’s liens aren’t the only method to solve your non-payment problem? We’ve partnered with Udall Shumway to bring you everything you need to know about Arizona Stop Notices. Let’s uncover some commonly asked questions. How does a stop notice work?  It’s pretty straightforward, if a […]

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May 18th, 2021

Common Mechanic’s Lien Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)

When it comes to filing your Mechanic’s Lien, it’s important to go through the process with little to no hiccups for all parties involved. Not only for the sake of meeting deadlines but also because those who review the documents are going through it with a fine-tooth comb, diligently looking for any mistakes you’ve made […]

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May 13th, 2021

How Mechanic’s Liens Work in California

As a contractor, it’s important to be educated on the lien laws in your state to ensure that your lien rights are protected and that you are getting paid for your work. It’s especially important when you run into a situation where you aren’t getting paid on a project and have to take it to […]

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April 26th, 2021

Legal Property Descriptions: A Quick Guide for Arizona Contractors

A Quick Guide to Legal Property Descriptions for Arizona Contractors Currently, only 11 states require Legal Property Descriptions (per A.R.S. Sec. 33-993) and Arizona happens to be one of them. This means contractors have to include the Legal Property Address of the project site when they file a lien. If a contractor neglects to include this, it […]

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April 19th, 2021

Questions You Should Ask When looking For A Lien Service Provider

You have so many options when it comes to selecting the right lien service provider. So it’s critical to do your research and properly think through each of your options. Because of the complexity of each lien document, it’s a decision you should not take lightly. Here are some things to consider that will help […]

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