No, but that doesn't mean they won't try. Did the repairs benefit them or did you just sit on the porch sipping lemonade while they repaired a road under the impression that you had hired them?
Check out TX law on liens - Property Code, Title 5.
Chapter 53 (mechanic's lien) doesn't apply because they did not furnish the labor under a contract with the owner.
If they file a mechanic's lien, you can sue them to declare the lien invalid & get your attorney's fees reimbursed, if the court orders it.
Have your attorney write them a hammer letter to make them go away.
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