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It can be frustrating than trying to have something built for you in California and having it come crashing down around your ears. Whether due to a design flaw or an issue with the construction, construction defects can lead to legal liability for those involved....
When someone hires a contractor to build a new home, they do so with a reasonable expectation of quality. Construction defects might lead to costly repairs and concerns about the property’s safety. Certain defects may lead to a California property becoming condemned....
California is a beautiful state, especially during the summer. During this time of year, many companies work to complete construction projects. Unfortunately, the heat that summer brings can place a lot of strain on construction companies and their employees....
Ideally, you will have your new California home inspected prior to completing the purchase process. If major issues are discovered during the inspection, you have the right to ask the seller to help pay to fix them. Generally speaking, the seller will be amenable to...
It's no secret that buying a new home in California can be expensive. But many people don't realize just how costly it can be. There are a number of hidden costs associated with new homes, and they can add up quickly. Construction defects These defects can include...
If you've decided to build a new home in California or upgrade an existing property, watching the progress and moving into the completed project can be exciting. However, your enthusiasm will likely switch to disappointment if you discover one or more construction...
A defect is a result of construction work that falls short of acceptable industry standards. It's not always easy to spot a defect if you're not a construction professional yourself. Every person who agrees to a contract in California is responsible for his or her...
Expansive soils can be a big problem for home foundations across the country, including in parts of California. That's particularly true near the coast. Most expansive soils are packed with clay, which absorbs and holds lots of moisture. That's part of why clay is...