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I have a dispute with my roofing contractor, what should I do
Duluth, MN
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Posted 8 months ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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roofing contractor:
I had my roof replaced last year and the contractor improperly ventilated our attic and now we have black mold in out attic and condensation damage. what should I do.
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Answers (2)Stephen
Posted 8 months ago.
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If you can prove that the reason you have mold in your attic is directly related to the roof installed by that contractor you can file a civil suit against them. You'll need to seek an attorney who deals with contractor lawsuits regarding improper or poor installations\services. However, it will be up to judge at the end if you have a valid case and if you deserve to be compenstated. Have you tried contacting the contractor and notifying them of the problem; if not do so, they might resolve it for you.
Alan James Brinkmeier
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Posted 7 months ago.
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You should see a lawyer immediately and bring along all your items that have proof. Once you have an attorney you may hear that your evidence is sufficient and can then proceed.
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