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Process serving for construction.

Construction service of process happens at job sites, offices, and registered agents. We meet the recipient where the work is, on the schedule the project runs on.

Common matters

What we handle for construction.

Mechanics-lien enforcement

Service of lien notices and lien-foreclosure complaints on owners, general contractors, and lenders. Timing matches the statutory lien calendar.

Contract disputes

Service of payment-dispute and change-order complaints on owners, generals, subs, and suppliers. Done at the office or the job site as the case allows.

Job-site injury and workers comp

Service on injured workers, employers, and the BWC for occupational-injury matters. Returns formatted for the Industrial Commission record.

OSHA matters

Service of OSHA-related papers on contractors and individual supervisors. Coordinated with the project safety officer so the work site is not shut down.

Subcontractor disputes

Service of complaints between generals and subs over scope, pricing, and schedule. Done at the field office or the registered-agent address.

Defective-work claims

Service of construction-defect complaints on contractors, subcontractors, and manufacturers. Photo documentation supports the claim where the defect is visible.

How we work

How we work with construction.

  1. 01

    Job-site safety compliance

    Servers arriving at a job site follow the project safety rules: PPE, sign-in, visitor escort. We do not become a citation problem.

  2. 02

    Lien-calendar timing

    Mechanics-lien work runs on statutory timelines. We file notices and serve foreclosure papers on schedule so the lien position is preserved.

  3. 03

    Field-office alternatives

    When job-site service is impractical, we serve at the field office or the registered agent. The diligence record supports the choice.

  4. 04

    Standing arrangements for generals

    General contractors with regional volume get standing-order pricing across projects. One dispatcher, one rate sheet, one invoice cycle.

Why us

Why construction firms choose SPS.

  • Job-site safety rules followed correctly. Servers do not get the project a citation.
  • Mechanics-lien timing meets the statute, not our scheduling convenience.
  • Field-office alternatives ready when job-site service would shut down the work.
  • Standing arrangements for generals running multiple projects across Central and Western Ohio.

FAQ

Questions construction clients ask.

Can you serve at an active job site safely?

Yes. Servers follow site safety rules and check in with the superintendent. Service happens in a way that does not pull workers off the line or get the project a citation.

How do you handle mechanics-lien timing?

Lien work runs on statutory timelines. We track the calendar with the firm or in-house counsel so notices and foreclosure papers are served on schedule and the lien position is preserved.

Can you serve at the field office instead of the job site?

Yes. When job-site service would be impractical or unsafe, we serve at the field office or the registered agent. The diligence record supports the choice.

Do you handle OSHA papers?

Yes. OSHA papers are served on contractors and supervisors. We coordinate with the project safety officer so the work site does not shut down over the service.

How do you handle service on subcontractors operating from small offices?

We serve at the registered-agent address on file, at the office, or at the residence depending on the rule. The affidavit captures which method was used.

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