Construction defects can be a homeowner's nightmare, leading to costly repairs and potential legal disputes. Recognizing these issues early on is important for homeowners to safeguard their investments. By understanding common types of construction defects, homeowners...
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Non-payment issues between sub and general contractors
In the construction industry, subcontractors often face the challenging situation of not receiving payment from contractors after completing their work on a project. This issue can cause significant financial strain and disrupt business operations. Construction Dive...
3 potential construction risks developers face from builders
Developers, whether they are individuals or companies, often purchase land for development. They assign people to carry out construction projects, such as building structures or developing subdivisions. However, it's important to note that this process isn't always...
5 steps to take when facing a mechanic’s lien
A mechanic's lien can be a daunting issue for homeowners, but there are proactive steps to take when dealing with this situation. When a contractor files a mechanic's lien against your property, address the matter promptly and decisively to protect your interests. 1....
When are owners liable for construction defects?
Construction projects can sometimes be a puzzle of responsibilities. While most attention goes to contractors and designers, we should not forget that owners also have a role to play in ensuring things go smoothly. Owners should not be quick to assume that they are...
What to do when facing construction defects claims?
Construction defects pose a significant risk to any project. When faced with a construction defect claim, a builder must defend their work and ensure their business is not wrongly held responsible. Georgia law has prelitigation requirements for construction defect...
Do condos have unique construction defect issues?
Any time that a construction company or general contractor fails to build to industry standard, local or state building code or their work fails, a construction defect exists. However, the type of building will affect the defect as different building types use various...
What notice must the contractor provide before starting work?
In Georgia, people might think that when they hire a contractor to perform work on their property that defects discovered in the aftermath will be repaired quickly and without hassle or dispute. However, that is not always the case. There are fundamental requirements...
Accepting a construction defect settlement bars future claims
Construction on residential or commercial property in Georgia is a complex matter with many aspects that might not work out as planned. If there are problems that cannot be solved through discussion and agreement between the owner and the construction company, it...
Watch out for these new home construction problems
Building a brand-new home is something many Georgia residents dream of. The idea of owning a home that was built specifically for you can be exhilarating. The new home building process can be long and can involve many steps. There are many decisions you must make,...