Did a contractor botch the work on your home?
Defective workmanship, a half-finished job, code violations, or money taken for work never done — when a contractor leaves you worse off, you may have a claim for the cost to make it right, and sometimes more. A construction attorney can tell you where you stand.
Get a free case review Free · no obligation · no upfront costHow it works
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Tell us about the job
What was promised, what went wrong, and what it's costing you. Free, no obligation.
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We match you
We connect you with a construction and contractor-litigation attorney in your state.
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They pursue your claim
Your attorney evaluates the defects, the breach, and your damages, and pursues recovery — repair costs and more.
Why it matters
- Defective or abandoned work can entitle you to the cost of repairs and completion.
- Fraud, or taking money for work never done, may add penalties.
- A demand from an attorney often gets a contractor's attention fast.
- Evidence fades — document the problems and get advice early.
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