Construction Litigation
Seeking resolution of disputes arising from a construction, renovation, improvement, or repair project.
Construction Defects
Disputes frequently arise in connection with construction projects. You entered into a construction agreement to have your dream house built, or you hired a trusted contractor to renew the building, to make repairs, or improvements. After the work is done, you notice leaks, cracks, electrical glitches, and all sorts of problems caused by the builder or contractors. These are common issues our clients encounter and contact us to deal with.
Buildings or homes that have construction defects experience problems such as:
- Leaking Windows and Doors
- Leaking Roofs
- Interior Moisture Damage
- Rot within the Walls
- Cracking Brick or Block Masonry
- Mold
- Improperly Graded Lots
- Foundation Movement
- Stained or Damaged Flooring
Construction defects refer to legal claims related to an incident resulting in damage caused by another party in the context of the construction or repair of a building or home.
Knowles Law Firm handles residential and commercial construction defect claims and litigation relating to single-family residences, subdivisions, homeowner associations, condominiums, townhouses, apartments, condominium conversions, restaurants, and commercial office buildings.
Typically, a building or homeowner may have a claim against the builder, developer, or subcontractors, such as the framer, brick mason, roofer, siding installer, architect, or manufacturer of the products used in the construction of the building or home.
What are possible remedies and recovery for
Construction Defect Claims?
- Cost of Repair
- Loss of Use
- Justice and Accountability for the Responsible Parties
Knowles Law Firm practices in the Construction Litigation area and has already handled hundreds of cases against big contractors seeking compensation for homeowners.
If you or a loved one has encountered construction defects within your home or commercial building, you may be able to file a lawsuit to seek compensation for your damages.
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