
Can a Contractor Put a Lien on My House Without a Contract in BC?
Yes, a contractor can put a builder’s lien on your house in British Columbia even without a written contract. The Builders Lien Act (the “Act”)

Yes, a contractor can put a builder’s lien on your house in British Columbia even without a written contract. The Builders Lien Act (the “Act”)

A builders lien is a statutory charge registered against a property’s title that secures payment for contractors, subcontractors, workers, and material suppliers who contributed to

The Builders Lien Act, SBC 1997, c. 45 requires every owner and party in a BC construction contract to retain 10% of each progress payment

To put a builders lien on a property in BC, you usually must register a claim of builders’ lien at the Land Title Office within

In Lonsdale Quay Market Corporation v. Klondike Contracting Corporation 2025 BCCA 461, the British Columbia Court of Appeal confirmed that if an owner, despite receiving

Yes, you can sue a contractor for poor workmanship in Canada. Homeowners in British Columbia have multiple legal pathways to recover losses caused by substandard