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Frequently Asked Questions about Housing and Construction Defects

Frequently Asked Questions about Housing and Construction Defects Q: What is a construction defect? A: A construction defect is a condition in your home that reduces the value of the home. Some defects are obvious [...]

By |January 12th, 2023|Categories: Construction Defects|Comments Off on Frequently Asked Questions about Housing and Construction Defects

Housing and Construction Defects – An Overview

Housing and Construction Defects – An Overview A house is generally a homeowners’ single most valuable financial investment and one of the most important emotional investments. To them it is more than bricks and mortar; [...]

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Things Homeowners Need to Consider

Things Homeowners Need to Consider Before Beginning Construction on a New Home A lot of the time, a homeowner will seek the assistance of a construction defects attorney once a dispute has already arisen between [...]

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Things Homeowners Need to Consider Before Beginning Construction on a New Home

Things Homeowners Need to Consider Before Beginning Construction on a New Home A lot of the time, a homeowner will seek the assistance of a construction defects attorney once a dispute has already arisen between [...]

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Avoiding Construction Disputes with Contractors

Avoiding Construction Disputes with Contractors Doing a renovation of your home or getting construction work done can be an exciting experience, but it can also be a stressful one. The whole process can seem daunting, [...]

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