Published: Oct. 5, 2020, 2:51 p.m.
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What is Needed to Prove Construction Defects and Water Intrusion
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Structures, whether residential or commercial, are expected to be watertight. The only water that should enter a structure is that which serves domestic water needs for baths, sinks, toilets, washing machines, dishwashers, and other water-using appliances.
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Damages from water intrusion can range from a simple cosmetic fix\\xberepainting of walls or ceiling to total destruction of a structure. The types of damage from water intrusion that could result in a construction defect suit include:
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\\n - stained walls, ceilings, or floors;
\\n - destroyed wall coverings;
\\n - destroyed floor coverings;
\\n - warped walls;
\\n - warped wood floors;
\\n - cracking, settling, or weakness in foundations;
\\n - settling of portions of the structure;
\\n - cracking of concrete flat work (slabs, sidewalks, etc.);
\\n - wet or dry rot of wood members;
\\n - mold infestation;
\\n - sick building syndrome;
\\n - bodily injury or illness to the occupants of a structure; or
\\n - destruction of contents or equipment in a structure.
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