Construction Defects Attorney

For most people, buying a home is the single largest investment that they will ever make. 

Whether you bought a brand-new home, or purchased a home that was renovated by a real estate investor, things can go wrong. 

Construction defects can cause homeowners financial distress.

In Texas, homeowners and other property owners may be able to hold builders, contractors, inspectors, and other parties legally liable for damages caused by a construction defect.

At Khirallah PLLC, our Dallas, TX construction defects attorney is a strong and aggressive advocate for clients. If you suffered significant financial losses because of poor workmanship, the use of inadequate building materials, a negligent inspection, or a deceptive seller, we can help.

To get a free, no obligation review of your construction defect claim, please contact us at our Dallas office right away.

What is a Construction Defect?

A construction defect is typically defined as a shortcoming or imperfection in design, workmanship, or materials that leads to the failure of an aspect of a home or building to the point that it causes actual financial damage to the property owner.

Construction defects come in a wide range of different forms. Some common examples include:

• Builder defects in a brand-new home;
• Window leaks/faulty windows;
• Roof leaks or other issues with roofing;
• Problems with wood floors or other flooring;
• Foundation defects, including cracks in the foundation;
• Defective wiring and other electrical hazards;
• Lack of adequate fire protection; and
• Improper drainage system; 

Construction Defect Law: How to Establish Liability

Construction defect litigation is highly complex. If you are considering bringing a legal claim, it is crucial that you hire an experienced Texas construction litigation attorney as soon as possible.

As a starting point, homeowners and other property owners must determine who can be held legally responsible for their damages. Depending on the specific circumstances of the case, you may bring a construction defect lawsuit against:

• A construction company;
• A contractor or subcontractor;
• An architect or other design professional; or
• A home builder or real estate investor.

If you discovered a construction defect in your home — whether it is poor workmanship or a serious structural problem that the seller did not disclose — you should call an experienced Texas construction defect attorney as soon as possible.

Construction defect claims are governed by a very strict statute of limitations.

Rachel Khirallah will review your case, explain your options, and help you take immediate action to get justice and financial compensation for your damages. 

Speak to Our Texas Construction Defect Lawyer Today

Rachel Khirallah is an experienced construction defect litigation attorney. If you are involved in a dispute with a builder or other party, we are available to help.

To set up a free, completely confidential review of your construction defect case, please contact us today. With an office location in Dallas, we serve communities throughout the region, including Tarrant County, Collin County, and Kaufman County.