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Welcome to NoticeToOwner.com! As a Texas subcontractor or vendor, do you want to get paid for the work you do? There is an easy way to protect yourself. The first step is to file a Notice to Owner of Unpaid Balance. Either get started by selecting who hired you, or read more at What Is This?.

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Start By Telling Us Who Hired You:

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  Click here if you were hired by the General Contractor. Common examples of companies hired by a General Contractor are concrete companies, mechanical subs, framers, roofers, and steel subs.
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  Click here if you were hired by the Owner of the project. Common examples of companies hired by the Owner are general contractors, architects, and remodelers.
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  Click here if you were hired by a Subcontractor or a Sub-Sub. Common examples of people hired by subcontractors are contract plumbers and electricians.

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