Completing construction projects can be a very rewarding career. Not only is there an opportunity for profit whenever completing a large-scale construction project, but there's something to be said for seeing the physical results of hard work. Whether a company or...
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3 construction injury scenarios wherein a third party is at fault
Many construction injury scenarios are the fault of a worker or are not caused by situations in which anyone can be tagged with fault. Such cases often lead to workers' compensation claims. Other situations might potentially lead to litigation. Although employees...
What to do if homeowners cry “Mold!”
When homeowners discover mold in a property following a contractor's work, it can lead to significant concerns and potential disputes. It's important for contractors to handle such situations with caution and professionalism to protect their business, safeguard their...
The potential trouble with latent defects
There are generally two broad categories when it comes to construction defects. First, you have patent defects, which are going to be things that are relatively obvious and that a homeowner would notice right away after a project is completed. Next, you have latent...
3 reasons your customers could file construction defect claims
As a self-employed construction professional or the owner of a construction company, you do your best to complete new construction, remodeling and expansion projects on time and on budget. Of course, anyone with experience in construction recognizes that there are...
3 types of construction defects
You expect that a person you hire to do a construction project will do the job properly. While most contractors will handle things appropriately so they meet customer needs, some jobs will have defects. Construction defects can negatively impact your ability to use...
Prevention is key to defending a construction defect claim
As a builder, there are specific things you can do to reduce the chances a customer files a construction defect claim against you. The same steps can help protect you if a claim does occur. Taking time during the initial stages to ensure you fully understand your...
Can a homeowner sue if their central air doesn’t cool the home?
Central air conditioning was once a luxury but is now a modern necessity for homeowners in Florida. Not only do people need central air for their comfort, but they also need it as a selling feature when they want to list their property for sale. Some people who have...
Can homeowners blame your building company for their mold issues?
Florida's humid, warm climate is one of the reasons that people move to the Sunshine State. While a lack of cold weather can be great for many age-related medical conditions, it comes with unique complications for people who live in the state. In many areas,...
Is your client claiming your concrete work is defective?
Most construction projects use concrete. Often, you cannot see it. You use it to provide a structural foundation but then cover it with a more attractive material. However, some clients may want the concrete to remain visible. Designers may use its heavy, stark...