Installing a clean out at home
I’m having a slab and hookups put in my side yard for RV parking. The clean out will tap into the sewer system from my property in CA. I want to make sure the Contractor is doing it right, so asking...
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Ski Pro 3 wrote:WTP-GC wrote:
... so he wasn't going to pay for the "extra" work we did to solve his problem. Well, he's the boss and he was wrong to do that, but because the cost was so small, we have no reasonable recourse.
You can apply a lien on his property until paid if you had a contract written. Contractor = contract = binding legal document.
In California I think it's called a mechanic's lien or Construction lien.
Yes, we have the same options in FL. No offense, but its not so easy as you make it sound. Some things aren't worth the effort. Plus, not every property is lien-able in FL. As I stated, because of the small cost, there was no reasonable recourse. I'm very familiar with the FL lien laws. For most of what I do, that won't get you anywhere. And some customers know it.
