Lien waivers for your construction business.

No portal. No app. Just a QR code.

A signed lien waiver with every check.

Stop chasing your subs for lien waivers.

Your subs' lien waivers, filed by job.

No printer. No scanner. Just a QR code.

Your subs' lien waivers for your next draw.

Your sub scans your QR code, or opens a link you email, and signs a lien waiver on a phone. You get the signed waiver, filed under its job.

  • Your company's own page and your QR code
  • A lien waiver for your state, filled in from your job and your check
  • Every signed waiver by email, filed under its job

Type the first letters of your company's name, then choose your company. If you do not see it, choose “My company is not listed”.

No card to start. Your first 10 signed waivers are free. Then waivers.construction is $100 a year.

  • Your company's own page and your QR code
  • A lien waiver for your state, filled in from your job and your check
  • Every signed waiver by email, filed under its job

Questions about waivers.construction.

What does your sub need?

A phone. Your sub taps your link or scans your QR code, and reads and signs the waiver. No app, no account, no portal.

What if you mail your checks or pay by ACH?

Make the waiver and email your sub a link. Your sub signs it on a phone, and you get the signed waiver by email.

Which lien waivers does it have?

waivers.construction has a lien waiver for a job in 47 states and Washington, D.C. In 10 states it fills in every statutory form: California, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Michigan, Florida, Utah, Georgia, Mississippi, and Wyoming. In the other 37 and Washington, D.C., which have no statutory form, it fills in a conditional and an unconditional waiver, each for a progress payment and for a final payment.

Is a lien waiver signed on a phone valid?

In each state where your sub signs on a phone, a law says an electronic signature satisfies a law that requires a signature. For a lender who wants ink, waivers.construction prints the same form, filled in, for your sub to sign with a pen.

What about a notary?

Mississippi's and Wyoming's forms have a notary's block, and Georgia's have a line for a witness. waivers.construction fills in each one and prints it for your sub to sign in front of a notary or a witness. Texas's forms need a notary only where a job's original contract was signed before January 1, 2022. Your sub signs every other waiver on a phone, with no notary.

Who is behind waivers.construction?

Chris Cohoat is the engineer who builds and runs waivers.construction. Chris also makes waivers.tattoo, where a tattoo shop's clients sign a waiver on a phone. Email chris@waivers.construction or call 512-957-3215.