Plain-English guides for unpaid construction invoices, Security of Payment claims, state rules and trade-specific payment issues.
Find Security of Payment information for QLD, NSW, VIC, WA, SA, TAS, ACT and NT.
View State Guides →Guides for electricians, plumbers, concreters, carpenters, roofers, painters, tilers and more.
View Trade Guides →Learn how payment claims work, what evidence you need and when to take formal action.
View Payment Claim Guides →Victoria's Security of Payment Act protects subbies owed money. Here's how it works and why you should use it.
The Queensland Building Industry Fairness Act 2017 gives tradies legal teeth to chase unpaid invoices. Here's how it actually works in practice.
The NSW SOP Act 1999 is your legal safety net when a builder or head contractor stalls on payment. Here's what you need to know.
How the Security of Payment Act protects steel fixers owed money, and what you need to do to lodge a claim.
Cabinet makers and joiners can lodge compliant Security of Payment claims themselves using PayClaim's template. Here's how, and why it matters.
Owed money by a builder or head contractor? Here's how waterproofers and tradies can recover unpaid invoices under Australian law.
Learn how HVAC contractors can file a payment claim under Australia's Security of Payment laws to recover unpaid invoices fast.
Fire protection tradies are owed money regularly. Here's how the Security of Payment Act protects you and what to do when a head contractor won't pay.
Get paid faster using the Security of Payment Act. Here's how to lodge a claim that forces a response—and what to do next.
Slow payments kill cash flow. Here's how Australian tradies can protect themselves using security of payment laws.
PayClaim is not a debt collection agency. For unpaid construction invoices, PayClaim may help you take a formal first step by preparing and serving Security of Payment claim documents.
Start your PayClaim, upload your invoice and evidence, and only pay $79 when you're ready for PayClaim to prepare and serve it.