Contractor Degligance

Get a Contractor Negligence Attorney on Your Side

Contractor negligence occurs when a contractor or construction professional fails to meet the expected standard of care and skill in performing their contractual duties. This deviation from established industry practices and building codes can result in property damage, personal injury, or financial loss.

Types of Contractor Negligence

Faulty Workmanship:
Poorly executed construction or renovation tasks leading to structural issues, leaks, or other defects.

Inadequate Project Supervision:
Failure to properly oversee and manage the work, resulting in mistakes, delays, or safety hazards.

Non-Compliance with Building Codes:
Neglecting to adhere to building codes and regulations, leading to unsafe or non-compliant construction.

Use of Substandard Materials:
Using low-quality materials or improper installation techniques to cut costs, compromising structural integrity or causing premature failure of components.

Consequences of Contractor Negligence

Contractor negligence can have severe consequences, including:

• Financial Losses: Clients may incur significant costs for repairs, replacements, or legal actions.
• Safety Risks: Individuals living or working in affected structures may face serious safety hazards.

At Boggs Law Group, our experienced contractor negligence attorneys are here to protect your rights and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Contact us today for expert assistance with your contractor negligence claim.