For trades and subcontractors
Get paid without chasing paperwork.
LevelCrew tracks your Florida lien deadlines on every job, prepares your Notice to Owner, lien waivers and pay requests, and keeps your insurance package current for every builder you work for. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC, framers, drywall, roofers and every other trade.
Join the waitlist as a tradeThe Florida lien deadlines LevelCrew tracks
| Deadline | When | Statute |
|---|---|---|
| Notice to Owner | Generally within 45 days of first furnishing labor or materials | Fla. Stat. 713.06(2)(a) |
| Claim of lien | Generally within 90 days of final furnishing | Fla. Stat. 713.08(5) |
| Suit to enforce a recorded lien | Generally within 1 year of recording, or 60 days after a Notice of Contest | Fla. Stat. 713.22 |
General information about Florida's construction lien law (Chapter 713), not legal advice. Exact dates depend on the job: who you contracted with, the Notice of Commencement, and when you first and last furnished. LevelCrew computes them from your job and shows its work.
What you get
- Every lien deadline on every job, computed from your dates, with the statute it comes from
- Reminders 14, 7, 2 and 0 days before each deadline
- Notice to Owner, intent to lien and lien waivers filled in from the job, from Florida's statutory forms
- Pay requests with the matching conditional waiver, ready to send
- One insurance package (certificate, W-9, license, workers' comp exemption) shared with each builder
- Builders see you're covered, so your pay request isn't held for paperwork
- Works on your phone at the jobsite and on a laptop at night
- Free for trades to start
Working for a builder that uses LevelCrew? They send you a link; upload once and you're covered for them. What LevelCrew does for builders.
Questions trades ask
Does a subcontractor need an account to send documents?
No. The builder sends each sub a link; the sub opens it on a phone and uploads their certificate, W-9, license or workers' comp exemption. A free account is optional and lets the sub reuse the same documents for every builder they work with.
Which Florida lien deadlines does LevelCrew track for trades?
For each job it tracks the Notice to Owner (generally due within 45 days of first furnishing labor or materials, Florida Statutes 713.06), the claim of lien (generally within 90 days of final furnishing, 713.08), and the deadline to sue on a recorded lien (713.22), with reminders 14, 7, 2 and 0 days before. Every date shows the statute it comes from. This is general information, not legal advice.
Is LevelCrew only for Florida?
The insurance, W-9 and license tracking works for any builder. The lien deadlines, Notice to Owner and statutory lien waiver forms follow Florida's construction lien law (Chapter 713), and Florida is the only state supported today.
How much does LevelCrew cost?
LevelCrew is in early access. It is free for trades to start, and builders can track a small roster of subs for free. Join the waitlist at getlevelcrew.com to get a spot.
Is LevelCrew a law firm?
No. LevelCrew computes deadlines and prepares documents from Florida's statutory forms; it does not give legal advice. Talk to a Florida construction attorney about a specific job.