Construction notices for contractors, subs, and suppliers

Keep the notice window from slipping past.

Certovi tracks construction notice deadlines, prepares the letter for your review, sends it by certified mail, and keeps the delivery record — so a busy job does not push the paperwork past its date.

Pay per notice · No monthly subscription · You approve every letter before it mails

45 days

Outer Florida NTO deadline

Certified

USPS mail + return receipt

Tracked

Deadlines you can act on

$79

Per notice, up to 4 recipients

The problem

Lien rights disappear on a calendar date — not when you get around to it.

In Florida, a subcontractor or supplier who is not paid can lose the right to claim a lien if Notice to Owner is late or never properly served. The window is short, the rules are technical, and the jobsite rarely waits for paperwork.

Certovi keeps the deadline visible, prepares the letter for you to review, mails it certified, and holds the delivery record.

How it works

Deadline. Delivery. Proof.

Three steps from the first day on the job to a mailed notice with a delivery record.

01

Start the clock

Enter when you first furnished labor or materials on the job. Certovi calculates your mail-by and serve-by dates from Florida construction lien law — instantly.

02

Send certified mail

Preview the Notice to Owner letter, confirm the details, and send it by USPS Certified Mail® with electronic return receipt. What you approve is exactly what gets mailed.

03

Keep the proof

Every step — deadlines, the letter itself, mailing, delivery, and timing — is recorded, so you can produce a complete, tamper-evident packet if the notice is ever questioned.

What Certovi handles

Built for Florida construction notices

Notice to Owner

Florida · certified mail

For subcontractors and suppliers. Track the 40-day mailing window and the 45-day service deadline, and serve by certified mail with a delivery record.

Claim of Lien deadline

Florida · 90-day window

See when the recording window closes after final furnishing, so a finished job does not quietly run past the date.

Proof of service

Tracking · return receipt · export

A clear record of what was sent, when it was mailed, when it was delivered, and how that compares with the deadline you tracked.

When it matters most

A clear record of service — not a shoebox of tracking numbers

If a notice is ever questioned, the record matters: what was sent, when it was mailed, when it was delivered, and to whom. Certovi keeps all of it in one place.

  • The exact letter content is saved, so you know precisely what went out
  • Deadlines stay tied to the job dates you entered
  • USPS tracking and delivery status stay with the notice
  • Export a complete packet whenever you need the record

Example notice timeline

  1. 1

    Deadline calculated

    First furnishing entered · mail-by and serve-by set

  2. 2

    Letter approved

    You review the Notice to Owner and confirm send

  3. 3

    Certified mail sent

    USPS Certified Mail® with electronic return receipt

  4. 4

    Delivery confirmed

    Tracking updates and delivery status recorded

  5. 5

    Record ready

    Export the full packet whenever you need documentation

Pricing

Pay only when you send

No monthly plan. Buy credits when you need them. One credit covers one notice to as many as four recipients — owner, contractor, lender, designee — including every certified letter, the postage, the tracking, and the proof record. You see the price before you send, not after.

Single notice

$79/ notice

  • Up to 4 recipients — no per-letter surcharge
  • USPS Certified Mail® + return receipt, postage included
  • Deadline tracking on the job
  • Complete record packet on demand

Bundle of 25

$1,749· about $70 each

  • 25 notices, each covering up to 4 recipients
  • Same mailing and proof on every send
  • Credits do not expire
  • Best when you run several jobs at once
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Certovi is self-help software for preparing and mailing construction notices and tracking deadlines. It is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. You review and approve every letter before it is sent. For advice about your rights on a specific job, talk to a licensed attorney. Terms of Service · Privacy Policy.