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Construction and contractor attorneys in Texas
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Before suing a residential contractor in Texas, the Residential Construction Liability Act (RCLA, Property Code Ch. 27) generally requires written notice and a chance to repair. Texas limitation periods also apply — commonly four years for breach of contract. A construction attorney can handle the RCLA notice and tell you what your claim is worth.
Texas metros we serve
Houston
Hurricane, flood, and wind-driven damage along the gulf coast
DallasSevere hail and windstorms across north texas
Fort WorthHail and wind damage across the dfw metroplex
San AntonioHail and severe-storm claims in south central texas
AustinHail, wind, and flash-flood claims in central texas
El PasoWind, hail, and monsoon-season storm claims in west texas
Corpus ChristiHurricane and coastal wind claims on the gulf
LubbockHail and high-wind claims on the south plains
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