In Massachusetts are you notified if a contractor put a mechanic’s lien on your house?
I have a multi-family and the furnace wasn’t working which heats a tenant apartment and my space (tenant’s heat is included). I called a heating contractor which I had used before and they sent someone over. This was their last chance to redeem themselves since the last time I had a problem I wasn’t impressed by their work. Anyway the technician checked out the furnace and told me the wire from the thermostat to the furnace was bad. I also had an electrican scheduled to do work that day so I had him check it out. The electrician told me the thermostat was bad. I replaced the thermostat and the furnace works now.. I am seriously considering sending the heating contractor’s bill back to them with a note stating I shouldn’t have to pay since they were wrong.
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robert w
23 Oct 2009
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Unfortunatly for u , in many states a mechanics lien can be put on and u never recieve notice.
start by calling heating contractor owner and Talking with them. explain the circumstances to see if they will make good on their business. Do not ‘not pay’ the bill that is an expensive way for u to lose the big picture.
the bill is cheaper than losing the house.