Construction Defect
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Construction defects can cause serious issues in both residential and commercial buildings, arising from flaws or deficiencies in design, workmanship, or materials. These defects represent deviations from expected quality standards, leading to functional, aesthetic, or structural problems in the completed structure.
Types of Construction Defects
Design Defects:
Errors or omissions in architectural or engineering plans that lead to issues during or after construction. Examples include inadequate structural support, improper drainage, or insufficient insulation.
Workmanship Defects:
Mistakes or substandard craftsmanship during construction, such as poor installation of plumbing or electrical systems, improper sealing, uneven surfaces, or faulty finishes.
Material Defects:
Use of flawed, defective, or unsuitable materials for their intended purpose. This includes low-quality building materials, substandard components, or materials not meeting industry standards.
Impact of Construction Defects
Construction defects can have severe consequences:
- Structural Integrity: Compromised structural integrity can result in safety hazards, water intrusion, or damage to other building systems.
- Functional Issues: Defects can lead to plumbing or electrical failures, HVAC problems, or inadequate insulation affecting energy efficiency.
- Aesthetic Issues: Visible cracks, uneven surfaces, or peeling paint can diminish a property’s visual appeal and value.
Recourse for Construction Defects
When construction defects occur, affected parties such as property owners or homeowners’ associations may pursue legal action to seek remedies. This can involve filing claims against contractors, architects, engineers, or other parties involved in the construction process. Resolving construction defect claims often requires expert investigations, evaluations, and potentially costly repairs or renovations.
At Boggs Law Group, our experienced construction defect attorneys are here to guide you through the legal process. We’ll help protect your rights and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Contact us today for expert assistance with your construction defect claim.
Don’t let the insurance company intimidate or treat you or your client unfairly.
If you are experiencing a property insurance claim-related dispute, call Boggs Law Group at (727) 954–8833 for a free, no-obligation consultation.
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