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Jim, a founding member of Carlson LLC, discusses mechanics liens in Illinois, comparing them to mortgages. If you have a qualifying contract to improve real estate, you may have a mechanics lien to secure construction debt. A qualifying contract is defined in Section One of the Mechanics Lien Act, typically involving obvious improvements like structural steel, painting, or electrical work. However, less obvious improvements also qualify, including services from land surveyors, professional engineers, structural engineers, and architects—even for buildings that are not constructed. This broader definition highlights the importance of understanding mechanics liens in the context of construction projects.