Connecticut · Conn. Gen. Stat. §49-33 et seq.

Lien Clock runs.

No statutory prelim — mechanic’s lien still timed

Connecticut does not require a 20-day preliminary notice on most private jobs. The mechanic’s lien must still be filed within the statutory period after ceasing work. We serve a courtesy notice and watch last-furnishing.

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

• Source: Conn. Gen. Stat. §49-33 et seq.
• Source: Levelset state lien guide (practice aid)

• Notice Clock

  $49/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  No statutory prelim here. Courtesy notice to owner/prime plus the recording deadline. Counsel files.

  • Statutory clocks for this client
  • Draft notices on Connecticut’s code
  • Proof of delivery filed
  • Not priced per envelope — this retainer covers the desk for that client

• 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 account: courtesy notice, recipient list, last-work clock. We do not record a lien.