Texas is an ever-growing state with developments popping up left and right. According to Texas Economic Development, for the last 10 years, our beautiful state has led the nation in job creation and in population growth. And so came the development of constructing new homes and businesses. While the idea of new homes being built is exciting, homeowners may have a concern of dealing with sketchy, untrustworthy contractors. This can lead to legal conflict between the owners, contractors, subcontractors, or anyone else involved in the project. You can be made promises and guarantees, but unfortunately, you may be left with some  “construction defects.”

Modern Contractor Solutions states that construction defects are the most common causes of disputes and litigation in the construction industry. The term varies from state to state but can be generally defined as a defect in the design, the workmanship, and/or in the materials or systems used on a project that results in a failure of a component part of a building or structure and causes damage to person or property, usually resulting in financial harm to the owner. This can include both design and workmanship. Dealing with construction defects can be costly and lower the value of your home. So what can you do?

Experienced Construction Law Attorney in Wylie Texas

The construction industry can be complex and lead to legal conflict with homeowners and contractors. With so much at stake, such as money, materials, and labor you will need the expertise of a professional construction attorney at Edmondson Law, PLLC in Wylie, TX. If you find yourself in a legal battle dealing with a construction project, contact Edmondson Law at 972-442-8326 or visit us at www.wylietxlaw.com for information about our attorneys and law firm.

Information, Not Legal Advice. We provide the information on this website as a public service. The legal landscape is constantly changing and being modified by state law and case law. As a result, we cannot promise that this information is always up-to-date and reflective of the most current jurisprudence.

We do not intend this information to be legal advice. By providing this information, we are not acting as your lawyer. If you need legal advice, you should contact a lawyer through our number (972) 442-8326 or contact another attorney of your choosing.