California · Cal. Civ. Code §8200

Lien Clock runs.

20 days from first furnishing

Preliminary notice within 20 days of first furnishing labor or materials. Late notice (§8204) keeps rights only for the 20 days before service. Mechanics lien generally 90 days after completion (§8412); a notice of completion can cut that to 30 (§8414).

Start the clock · We draft. You approve. We send.

• Source: Cal. Civ. Code §8200
• Source: Levelset state lien guide (practice aid)

• Notice Clock

  $49/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  We calendar this board’s meeting, budget, and rule-change clocks and draft the notices. You approve every send.

• Lien Clock

  $79/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  Preliminary notice on California’s first-furnishing clock. Certified mail. We do not record the claim of lien.

  • Everything on Notice Clock
  • California’s construction-notice clock (prelim, NTO, monthly, or courtesy + recording date)
  • Certified-mail checklist and proof
  • We do not record the mechanic’s lien

• Clock for counsel

  $149/mo

  One firm seat

  Your firm stays counsel of record. We run clocks and drafts for this seat. Not a per-community meter — talk to us if you have a large book.

• Pre-lien packet

  $197 once

  One file

  One job: notice draft, owner/lender list, certified-mail checklist. Counsel records later.