Pennsylvania · 49 P.S. §1501 (Mechanic’s Lien Law of 1963)

Lien Clock runs.

No CA prelim — formal notice then 6-month claim

Pennsylvania does not use a 20-day prelim. A formal notice of intention to file and then a claim within six months after last work is the path. We serve that notice and calendar the claim.

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

• Source: 49 P.S. §1501 (Mechanic’s Lien Law of 1963)
• Source: Levelset state lien guide (practice aid)

• Notice Clock

  $49/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  Statutory notice-of-intent clock plus last-work recording date. You approve every send.

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

• Lien Clock

  $79/mo

  One board or one contractor book

  Notice of intent / pre-lien notice for Pennsylvania. Then we calendar recording. Counsel files.

• 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 or one job: notice draft, recipient list, mail checklist, next clock dated.