Construction Defects

Protecting Policyholder Rights When Construction Defects Cause Property Damage

Construction defects can result in significant damage to homes, businesses, and condominium properties. When that damage also involves coverage under a property insurance policy, determining how to move forward can become increasingly complex.

Boggs Law Group represents Florida policyholders in construction defect matters involving a first-party property insurance component. Our attorneys help homeowners, business owners, and condominium associations navigate property insurance claims and disputes arising from damage associated with defective construction, workmanship, materials, or other construction-related issues.

At Boggs Law Group, our focus is on protecting policyholder rights and helping clients pursue available insurance coverage for covered property damage.

Construction Defects & Property Insurance Claims

Construction defects may lead to water intrusion, roof failures, structural damage, moisture-related problems, or damage to other building components. When resulting property damage may be covered by a property insurance policy, the issues surrounding the loss can extend beyond the construction defect itself.

Boggs Law Group focuses on the first-party property insurance component of these matters, helping policyholders understand their coverage, navigate the claims process, address disputes with their insurance carrier, and pursue available policy benefits.

When a claim becomes disputed, our attorneys advocate for policyholders through negotiation, mediation, and litigation when appropriate.

Construction-Related Damage We Handle

Depending on the circumstances and available insurance coverage, construction-related property damage may involve:

Water Intrusion & Building Envelope Failures

Defective construction or installation involving roofs, windows, doors, exterior walls, waterproofing, or other components may allow water to enter a property and cause additional damage.

When resulting damage gives rise to a property insurance claim, Boggs Law Group helps policyholders navigate coverage issues and pursue available benefits under their policies.

Defective Workmanship

Improper installation or substandard workmanship can result in damage to other portions of a property. These matters may involve roofing systems, plumbing, waterproofing, exterior finishes, windows and doors, and other building components.

Our attorneys evaluate the property insurance issues associated with the resulting damage and advocate for policyholders when coverage becomes disputed.

Defective Materials & Components

Failures involving building materials or components may cause damage extending beyond the defective product itself.

When resulting property damage involves potential first-party insurance coverage, Boggs Law Group helps policyholders understand their rights and pursue available coverage under their policies.

Structural & Related Property Damage

Construction-related issues may result in cracking, movement, moisture damage, deterioration, or damage affecting multiple building systems.

We help policyholders address the insurance coverage issues that can arise when construction-related problems result in significant property damage.