Texas has specific statutes of limitations for construction defect claims, starting at 2 years depending on the type of defect and when it was discovered. It’s crucial to consult with an attorney as soon as defects are identified to preserve your rights.

Damages may include repair costs, diminished property value, lost rental income, business interruption losses, temporary housing or relocation costs, and in some cases, punitive damages. Each case is unique, and we work to identify all available damages.

Not necessarily, but our preparation assumes they will. This trial-ready approach often leads to better settlement results. However, when a fair settlement cannot be achieved, we’re fully prepared to take your case before a judge or jury.

Proving construction defects often requires expert testimony, thorough documentation, industry standard analysis, and sometimes expert testing. We work with qualified experts to establish the existence of any defect, its cause, and the appropriate remediation.

Document everything with photos and written records, preserve evidence, and consult with an experienced construction defect attorney immediately. Construction contracts often contain warranties and notice requirements that should be assessed early by an experienced construction attorney. Early legal involvement can also prevent evidence destruction and preserve important rights.

Potentially yes. We can also potentially pursue claims against subcontractors, material suppliers, and design professionals. Additionally, some contractors may have individual or successor liability that extends beyond the business entity.

Complex construction defect litigation can take 1-3 years or more, depending on the scope of defects, number of parties involved, and whether the case settles or goes to a final arbitration hearing or trial. We keep clients informed of realistic timelines throughout the process.