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How can I get them to finish up the job asap? What are my liabilities and options to resolve this without more costs?
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Answered on January 31, 2016
I suggest you consult with a local attorney to review your contract and determine if and how you can terminate your contractor for cause. If you...
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What to do when General Contractor (residential construction) did not finish the work per contract?
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Answered on January 29, 2016
What you are describing is commonly called "punch list work." It refers to issues with the finish quality of construction or to small items that...
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Am I responsible for the replacement cost of a damaged floor, even if I was/am working within the requirements of the code?
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Answered on January 28, 2016
This is something you definitely need to take to your insurance carrier. Your general liability policy should cover these damages and provide you...
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How do I proceed with this? Can I get compensated for the water damage?
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Answered on January 16, 2016
If the inside of your house was damaged by water intrusion, you have a valid claim against your contractor's insurance carrier. If you do not...
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What are our options now? what should we be doing or not doing?
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Answered on December 24, 2015
The first thing you should do is terminate your contractor for cause, then look for someone else to complete the project. You can file a claim...
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Can I file a Mechanics lien?
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Answered on October 20, 2015
If you were a general contractor under direct contract with the owner, you do not need to serve a preliminary 20-day notice. The lien is on the...
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How do I deal with a General Contractor who we paid upfront payment who got hit with an IRS collection notice?
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Answered on September 01, 2015
The maximum downpayment for a home improvement contract is 10% of the contract price or $1,000, whichever is less. It sounds like your contractor...
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