Condominiums and spec homes are only residential construction projects if they have been purchased by the person owner who is going to occupy them live there before the beginning of construction.
In other words, if the owner of a lot hires a contractor to build a house but is not going to live there, then it is considered to be a commercial construction project. But if the owner of the lot will actually live in the house under construction, then it is considered to be a residential construction project.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.
Residential vs Commercial Construction Projects
Condominiums and pre-designed (spec) homes can qualify as residential projects if the owner intends to live in the property. However, if the owner is not going to reside in the property, then it is considered a commercial construction project.
The key distinction is the intended use of the property. If the owner will be the occupant, then it is a residential project. If the owner is constructing the property for a different purpose, such as rental or resale, then it is a commercial project.
Texas Easy Lien Services
Texas Easy Lien offers a range of services to assist contractors and subcontractors with their mechanic's lien documents. These include a Pre-lien Notice ($29), Lien Affidavit ($299), Lien Release ($49), and Bond Claim ($299).
Customers can access these services quickly, with the documents available in as little as 15 minutes. Texas Easy Lien is committed to providing efficient and reliable lien-related services to support construction professionals.
