Connecticut Preliminary Notice Guide
A Quick Reference for Contractors, Subcontractors & Material Suppliers
Introduction
Connecticut generally does not require a preliminary notice but has strict lien deadlines.
Who Must Send a Preliminary Notice?
- General Contractors
- Subcontractors
- Material Suppliers
- Equipment Rental Companies
- Architects
- Engineers
Who Receives the Notice?
- No universal recipient before work begins
Key Deadlines
Requirement | Deadline |
Preliminary Notice | Not generally required |
Mechanics Lien | 90 days |
Lien Enforcement | 1 year after recording |
Frequently Asked Questions
Notice required?
No.
Subcontractor lien?
Yes.
Supplier lien?
Yes.
Deadline?
90 days.
Intent notice?
Generally not.
Residential?
Yes.
Commercial?
Yes.
Can Caprenos help?
Yes.
How Caprenos Can Help
Caprenos assists contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and construction professionals with preliminary notice preparation and deadline tracking.
Disclaimer: All timelines, deadlines, and legal requirements provided are for informational purposes only, may vary based on applicable law and project-specific circumstances, and should always be confirmed with a qualified attorney.