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(A) Every laborer, mechanic, subcontractor, or person furnishing material for the improvement of real estate when the improvement has been authorized by the owner has a lien thereon, subject to existing liens of which he has actual or constructive notice, to the value of the labor or material so furnished, including
Code 29-6-10 et. seq., and sets forth payment deadlines for most types of construction jobs within the state. These provisions apply to payments coming from every tier of a construction project. The failure to comply with these regulations can lead to being penalized by interest accruing on the unpaid amount.
General and mechanical contractors who want to work on commercial and industrial projects valued at over $5,000 need to carry a license (the license also allows them to work on residential jobs). These licenses fall under the control of the South Carolina Contractors Licensing Board.
State law requires construction to be performed by licensed contractors. You have applied for a permit under an exemption to that law. The exemption allows you, as the owner of your property to act as your own contractor with certain restrictions even though you do not have a license.
The 1992 Amendments (S.C. Code 29-5-23) created a system where the General Contractor can obtain the same protection as the Owner by limiting liens by lower tier claimants (suppliers or subcontractors to subcontractors) to the balance due the subcontractor at the time the supplier gives notice to the Owner.
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Code 40-59-840 and provides the procedure in which a claim should be made: In an action brought against a contractor or subcontractor arising out of the construction of a dwelling, the claimant must, no later than ninety days before filing the action, serve a written notice of claim on the contractor.
South Carolina has a law for construction defect claims called the notice and opportunity to cure or notice and opportunity to repair law and officially titled the South Carolina Notice and Opportunity to Cure Construction Dwelling Defects Act. The law provides that at least ninety days prior to filing a lawsuit for
SECTION 40-59-220. Licenses and certificates of registration; application; qualifications; bonds; examinations; reciprocity. (A) All residential builders must be licensed, and all residential specialty contractors must be registered, by the commission for a period established by the commission in regulation.

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