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What was the last month you furnished labor or materials?
If your contract includes a retainage provision, you must also send a written retainage claim notice to the owner and original contractor by the 30th day after your contract was completed, terminated, or abandoned — regardless of which month that falls in. Do not miss this separate deadline.
Missing any of these dates permanently extinguishes your rights for that period. There is no extension, no grace period, and no court that can revive a missed lien deadline. If you are close to a deadline, act today.
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This calculator provides general deadline information based on Texas Property Code Chapter 53. It is not legal advice. Deadline calculations depend on the specific facts of your project, contract, and notice history. Always consult a licensed Texas attorney before relying on any deadline calculation.