Robinson

Defendants, the owners of a piece of real property, entered into a contract with West Valley Plastering, Inc. (West Valley), to perform certain lathing and plastering work in connection with improvements being constructed for defendants on that property. West Valley, in turn, entered into a subcontract with R. D. Reeder Lathing Co., Inc. (Reeder), to perform the.lathing portion of that contract. The work was completed; the required notices were served and filed. The contract between defendants and West Valley called for a total payment of $79,823, of which defendants have paid only $70,200, leaving $9,623 unpaid. West Valley had agreed to pay Reeder $32,465.65, of which it paid $30,000, leaving $2,465.65 unpaid.

West Valley and Reeder sued to foreclose their mechanics’ liens on; the property and for a judgment for the unpaid amount under the contracts. The two actions were consolidated. The trial court found for plaintiffs. 1 Defendants have appealed. We affirm the judgment.

The appeal is taken on the judgment roll alone, so that we have no issue of the sufficiency of evidence nor of any trial actions. The sole issue raised is that the findings of fact made by the trial court do…