BMDA has special contracts with sources that allow us to obtain current/up to date property, owner, and lender information which in turn makes our notices the most accurate.
We can count on BMDA to get our notices done — quickly and correctly. We greatly appreciate all that they do for us and hold them in high regard.
We understand the importance of getting paid for the work you’ve done. That’s why we specialize in processing notices of a right to lien and helping our members secure the payment they deserve.
Submit your notice through our convenient online portal, or send us your details by phone, fax, invoice or email—we'll prepare and file everything for you. Fast, compliant filing with very little to manage on your end, no matter how you choose to connect.
When the time comes to file a lien (or release one), log into our online portal and enter your lien information. We'll take care of the paperwork and all the details from there.
We verify the legal owner(s) and lender(s) on properties before you send a Notice and/or Construction Lien.
Not a member? We’ll still process your lien. Complete the request form and we’ll verify property info, confirm costs, and file or release your lien quickly and correctly. Request a Lien today!
We can attach a “soft letter” to your Notice — your own message explaining that this isn’t a lien, just a standard precaution. It keeps things professional and relaxed.
We offer Public Works bonds through our trusted partners. Just send us the information and we'll take care of it!
Working out of state? No problem. We coordinate notices and liens outside of Oregon and Washington through trusted partners. One point of contact, easy peasy.
Hassle-free lien notice filings to secure your payments, anytime, anywhere.
Submit notices from the job site or office with our digital platform.
Call or fax in requests, and get expert assistance whenever you need it.
We verify the legal owner(s) and lender(s) on properties before you send a Notice and/or Construction Lien.
In many states, you have the right to file a lien if you’re not paid for labor, materials, or equipment provided on a construction project. However, you must first send a Notice of Right to a Lien and follow the proper steps. Late giving notice may secure some, but not all, of your lien rights.
The time frame for filing a Notice of Right to a Lien varies by state. In Oregon, notices must be filed within 8 working days of when work begins or materials are first provided. In Washington, notices should be filed within 10 calendar days. These notices inform all required parties on the job site, including property owners and lenders. BMDA ensures your notices are filed within the required timeframes to protect your lien rights.
