Construction Defect Center Launches an Affordable Nationwide Initiative Focused on Assisting Homeowners in New Subdivisions-Homes with Unfixed Punch List-Construction Defects-to Try to Work with Their Home Builder to Get the Repairs Done
“We are now offering a new homeowner in a subdivision or custom home anywhere in the USA an affordable service to try to get the homebuilder back in their home to repair construction punch list repair items that the homeowner identified to the home builder during the one-year home warranty period-along with other possible construction defect issues that have popped up since then.” https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Who we can help:
Homeowners who purchased a new home in a single-family home subdivision or a custom home in the last 2 years that came with workmanship-or construction defect issues-that the builder never repaired. The homeowner must possess e-mails or documentation that prove they did everything possible to alert the builder about the workmanship issues-construction defect issues within their one-year warranty period. If they do not have this type of documentation, we cannot help them.
If we think we can help we charge $225 up front to contact the homebuilder to try to get a date-time to get their representative back in the homeowner’s home to see the issues to see for themselves and hopefully schedule a time for the repairs. We will contact the home builder directly, copy the homeowner on all our correspondence and do everything in our power to try to get the issues resolved. We will not spend more than 4 hours to get this accomplished. If we are not successful with the home builder, we will try to find a law firm to assist the homeowner in their state. We are not a law firm, and our efforts are not an attempt to practice law.
The types of Homeowner Repair, Punch List and Defect Issues We Might be able to Assist with:
- Windows or doors that do not open or close properly.
- Roof leaks-roof flashing-shingles that were improperly installed.
- Plumbing pipe issues
- Interior crown molding that has cracked or warped.
- Interior cabinet doors that do not open or close properly
- Exterior siding-stucco that is warped or cracked.
- First floors or basements that flood
- Interior wood flooring that is warped or cracked.
- Appliances that do not properly work
- Drainage issues on the home’s exterior
Who We Cannot Help:
- Homeowners whose home builder is bankrupt or has gone out of business.
- Homeowners who are victims of a home remodeling scam.
- Owners of a mobile home or manufactured home.
Next Step:
“If our service sounds like it might be a helpful approach for a homeowner who purchased their home in a new single family home subdivision or custom home that was built in the last 2 years and the builder never made the required punch list item repairs or fixed what were construction or material defects with the home-please go to our website and send us a note-and provide us with the information we need from our website’s landing page, and we will email you back if we think we might be able to help.” https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Is Urging Construction Defect Attorneys Who Represent Homeowners in Newly Built Subdivisions on the West Coast-Florida-Texas-Midwest to Get Serious About Construction Defects-Homeowners Can’t Find You
WASHINGTON, July 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The Construction Defect Center has been assisting homeowners nationwide with serious construction defect issues for well over a decade and they are now suggesting there is a gigantic need for experienced construction defect attorneys nationwide-especially for homeowners in newly built single home subdivisions in states such as California, Florida, Texas, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, the Midwest, North Carolina, South Carolina, Minnesota, Illinois, Oregon, and many other states.
While a homeowner in a newly built home might think they have a slight problem with stucco cracking, water intrusion, improperly installed windows-or doors, roofing, and or flashing-they probably have no idea how expensive these things are to fix. Therein lies the urgent need for construction defect attorneys-specifically for homeowners of newly built single-family subdivisions-who will need help getting the home builder to pay for their mistakes. https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
According to the Construction Defect Center, “In the last few years we have been getting an increasingly number of calls from frustrated homeowners who bought a new home from a reputable home builder who either never finished the punch list of items that needed repair after the homeowner moved in-and or some new problem the homeowner discovered after they moved in. The home builder does not return the homeowners calls-in most instances.
“Because of Covid for the last few years and or the fact that most homeowners in newly built single-family subdivisions don’t know each other-most people like this do not realize the issue with their windows-doors not closing properly, roof leak, stucco cracks, siding issues, foundation cracks other issues are probably not unique to just them. Based on our experience a significant portion of the newly built single-family homes in subdivisions have the same identical construction defect issues. Some of these issues might be easy to fix, some of these issues are not easy-or inexpensive to fix.
“If you work for an established construction defect law firm in a top 100 metro area, and or if you are the managing partner of a well-funded personal injury law firm in a top 100 metro area and one of your associates-colleagues has litigated construction defect lawsuits on behalf of condominium projects or single-family subdivisions in the past please give us a call at 866-714-6466. There is a desperate need for this type of legal service nationwide as we will be more than happy to explain. The kind of litigation we refer to is contingent fee-and it might be large reward for the law firm.” https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Appeals to a Buyer of a New Home to Not Forget About Their One Year Warranty with Their Builder and to Send Them a List of Unfinished Work Order Items-Certified Mail
The Construction Defect Center is urging a home buyer anywhere in the nation who bought a new home from a home builder to put in writing unfinished work orders that the builder has not completed before the one year anniversary of the home purchase.
“Putting the home builder on notice of yet to be repaired punch list items is a very smart move-if you purchased the home from them within the last 12 months.”
WASHINGTON, DC, August 17, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ — The Construction Defect Center says, “Because of the Coronavirus we are appealing to a home buyer anywhere in the nation who purchased a newly constructed home within the last 12 months to please list all remaining work order-or punch list items that require the builder’s attention and send the list via US Postal Service’s certified mail to the home builder. We think this must be done before the homeowners one year anniversary of closing on the home. The list should include a cover letter that includes your name, the home’s address and your contact e-mail and phone number. Any homeowner can get the US Postal Services ‘certified mail’ card at any US Post Office. As we think everyone knows the Coronavirus has created manpower issues within all sectors of the economy-including construction.
“What we do not want to see happen to a purchaser of a new home within the last 12 months is for them to get locked out of what might be a one year-standard warranty period in any state because he or she failed to notify the home builder of needed repairs, punch list items that need to be completed or other repair items that the builder has yet to repair. Putting the builder on notice of yet to be repaired punch list items is a very smart move-if you purchased the home within the last 12 months.
“We are the premier advocate in the nation for construction defects and we don’t want homeowners left with a bar tab because their builder can prove the home buyer failed to properly notify them of a known construction defect issue or like we said a punch list item that was never taken care of.” https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
In Addition to helping new home buyers with the basics the Construction Defect Center is focused on making certain a new home buyer does not get stuck with a big repair bill on the following types of building products in their home:
* Defective siding or building envelope issues related to water intrusion or mold.
* Defective roofing material or flashing that is defective or has not been properly installed.
* Defective residential pipe or piping material.
* Defective windows that have failed prematurely or that leak.
* Defective wood flooring products.
*Defective appliances that were included with the new home
The Construction Defect Center’s number one priority is ensuring a homeowner of a custom home, a home in a subdivision, a townhome, or a condominium project anywhere in the nation does not get stuck with an expensive repair bill for a problem that should have been repaired by the builder or real estate development company.
In 2022 the Construction Defect Center will begin listing state specific law firms that specialize in representation of homeowners who have been stuck with a construction defect-so that a homeowner will know who to call for legal assistance. The average homeowner nationwide has almost no way to find the most capable and skilled construction defect law firms in their state. https://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Launches a Campaign to Identify Siding Failures or Roof Leaks in California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona Homes Built After 2017-Don’t Get Stuck with the Bill
Construction Defect Center Now Warns About Made in China Cast Iron Plumbing Pipe as A Possible Ticking Time Bomb for US Homeowners-Home Builders-What Didn’t We Learn After Toxic Chinese Drywall?
The Construction Defect Center now fears cast iron waste water plumbing pipe made in China may be defective and they are also extremely worried about other types of Chinese made plumbing pipe that could used in a home or commercial building.
WASHINGTON, DC, March 28, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ — The Construction Defect Center says, “After the toxic Chinese drywall disaster you would think US home builders, developers, building supply wholesalers, and big box home improvement stores would have sensitivity to any type of building product made in China. It would appear the next new disaster about to hit US homeowners or property owners is poorly made Chinese cast iron pipes. When will we learn our lesson about buying building or construction products made in China?
“Just as a recap about toxic Chinese drywall, the gasses being emitted by toxic Chinese drywall are powerful enough to eat holes in the copper coils of a home’s or building’s air conditioning system. We are certain homeowners stuck in these homes will die prematurely. While we do not think Chinese made cast iron pipe will kill you. An impacted property owner will probably need to replace it if you have it. We now need more information related to plumbing pipe made in China. If defective Chinese made pipe was also used in residential home or commercial natural gas lines-we may have a much more serious problem.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center is seeking information from plumbers and or air conditioning technicians regarding the following types of Chinese made cast iron pipe or Corrugated stainless steel tubing:
* The group would like to hear from a plumber if they have specific information about failures involving Chinese made cast iron waste water pipe in residential or commercial real estate.
* The group would like to hear from a plumber if they have specific information about failures involving Chinese made black metal pipe used for natural gas transmission in residential or commercial real estate in any US state.
* The Construction Defect Center would also like to hear from plumbers if they have specific information about Chinese made Corrugated stainless-steel tubing (CSST) used for natural gas transmission in a home or commercial building anywhere in the United State.
* The time frames for the use of these types of plumbing pipes is probably from 2000 until the present time. If a plumber or plumbing contractor has information about failures of any types of Chinese made plumbing pipe, tubing or any other type of plumbing product they are urged to contact the Construction Defect Center via their contact page. All submissions will be confidential. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The biggest worry the Construction Defect Center has is that China does not stand behind the products it makes. Some of the attorneys involved in the toxic Chinese drywall litigation have not yet been paid, and many impacted homeowners are still waiting to have their homes repaired. If the potentially defective Chinese cast iron pipe or plumbing products that have been listed turn out to be defective as the group now fears the question is, “Who is going to pay the bar tab this time?”
According to the Construction Defect Center, “US home builders, construction companies, and consumers should stop purchasing building products made in China given their history in making poorly made products in combination with not standing by their products. If US home builders, contractors or consumers need affordable building products made in another country we would propose the creation of a manufacturing sector in India dedicated to producing very high-quality building products or plumbing products for the US marketplace with the caveat being the Indian manufacturers must have insurance and or a government that will stand behind their products.
The generosity of US consumers has made China a very wealthy nation. How does China repay the USA? China is now producing hyper sonic nuclear missiles that will penetrate the USA’s nation’s missile defense system and or anti-ship missiles that will annihilate a US Navy Air Craft Carrier Battle Group. Why do business with a nation that targets our nation’s navy fleet or the continental United States? India does not constantly threaten the USA or our allies.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
For more information about China’s missile technology that now threatens the US Navy and or the continental US please review the recent new article on this topic. http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/15828/china-shows-off-hypersonic … eapon-test. or http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/2126420/chin … allenge-us.
Construction Defect Center Launches a New Initiative for Specific States Such as California and Arizona With a Focus on Ensuring Owners of New Homes Do Not Get Stuck with A Repair Bill
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The Construction Defect Center is expanding their initiative in the hopes of making certain new home buyers do not get stuck with a repair bill to fix their house. This new initiative will focus on protecting new home buyers in specific states including California, Arizona,
The group fears common construction defects in single family home developments or subdivisions are rarely identified as impacting more than one owner-when-in reality the entire subdivision could be impacted by the same common construction defect or defects. http://
The Construction Defect Center is focused on making certain a new home buyer does not get stuck with the repair bill on the following types of building products:
- Defective siding or building envelope issues related to water intrusion or mold.
- Defective roofing material or flashing that is defective or has not been properly installed.
- Defective residential pipe or piping material.
- Defective windows that have failed prematurely or that leak.
- Defective wood flooring products.
- Defective appliances that were included with the new home
According to the Construction Defect Center, “We are especially focused on single family subdivisions in California, Arizona,
“When it comes to construction defects in a single-family home or townhouse a law firm will probably be needed to make things right for the homeowner. If we make a law firm recommendation we will have made certain they are experts in construction defects and that they have a superior track record of achieving the best settlement outcomes for their homeowner clients. The last thing we want to see happen to a new homeowner is for them and their neighbors to get stuck with what could be a gigantic repair bill that their homebuilder should have taken care of in the first place. There is no charge for our services for a new homeowner provided the construction defect associated with their home is easy to see and or document.” http://
Construction Defect Center Now Urges US Homebuilders to Use Only US Made Copper or Pex Pipe in New Homes – No More Made in China – For More Satisfied Customers, Fewer Lawsuits
WASHINGTON, May 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — The Construction Defect Center says, “We are now urging US homebuilders to only buy US made copper or pex plumbing pipe for their new residential home or condominium projects. There have been numerous national class actions or state specific class actions over the last decade related to defective plumbing products and in many instances the common denominator in the lawsuits was the defective plumbing pipe or plumbing pipe brass fittings were manufactured in China.
“With respect to defective or poorly made plumbing products made in China the largest group of victims are US homeowners. Typically, the construction defect attorneys failed to identify enough homeowners in these class actions or lawsuits. The net result is the majority of impacted US homeowners nationwide get left holding the bag for repairs for their new or newer home’s defective plumbing pipes or pipe brass fittings. We estimate the number of impacted US homeowners has to be in the millions”
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The reason the Construction Defect Center is urging US homebuilders-construction firms to stop using made inChina plumbing products is the Chinese typically do not stand behind their very poorly made plumbing products. This leaves the homebuilder, the plumber and or the plumbing supply house in an awkward position because it is almost impossible to sue the Chinese manufacturer-because the Chinese manufacturer is also frequently known as the Chinese government.
At the same time the Construction Defect Center is urging major US based home improvement stores to stop selling copper pipe or fittings that were not made in the USA. On recent trips to some of the leading home improvement stores the Center discovered most of the copper plumbing pipe being sold in these stores were also made in China or other nations not called the USA. In two of these visits-store employees volunteered, ‘please don’t buy these imported copper pipes because they are ‘crap’ or even much more descriptive terms.
According to the Construction Defect Center, “We are now also very concerned about cast iron Chinese plumbing pipes that flooded the USA prior to 2010. The Chinese made cast iron plumbing pipes could be subject to leaks and failures. The Chinese made cast iron pipes were installed in Southern California and we will assume elsewhere in midrise or high rise buildings along with schools and commercial buildings.
“Our question is at what point will US homebuilders, construction companies and plumbing or building supply companies figure out-they are not saving money by selling poorly made Chinese plumbing or building products? If you fail to learn from history you are doomed to repeat it.”
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Note: Within the next two months the Construction Defect Center will compile a list of all defective residential or commercial plumbing pipes or brass fittings that have been subject to litigation in the last 20 years to prevent home purchasers or investors from unknowingly purchasing a property that needs to be re-piped or needs to undergo a complete plumbing system replacement. The Center will also suggest qualified licensed and insured plumbing contractors in each state that can do the retrofit-or replacement in the most professional and cost effective way possible. http://
For more information about the allegedly defective Chinese cast iron pipes please review an informative website on the topic: http://sagewater.com/
truction Defect Center Launches a New Initiative Focused On Making Certain Homeowners in Newer Subdivisions In The Southwest or Northwest Do Not Get Stuck With Expensive Repair Bills
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Construction Defect Center is launching a new initiative to help provide homeowners in a newer subdivision identify what could be serious construction defects, or defective products in their home in states such as California, Washington,Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, or New Mexico. For more information a homeowner in a newer subdivision is urged to contact the Construction Defect Center at 866-714-6466.http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center has identified a potentially huge problem for homeowners in single family home subdivisions built since 2009 when it comes to construction defects. The problem is homeowners in newer subdivisions in states like California, Washington, Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, or New Mexico rarely even know each other, let alone discuss common problems they may have with their home’s. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Center says, “We have seen instance after instance where a newer subdivision might have defective plumbing pipes, defective windows, defective roofs, defective siding, or stucco, and the homeowners in the subdivision never talk about these common issues, and as a result it is the homeowner, not the homebuilder that gets stuck with the repair bill. These repair bills could easily be over ten thousand dollars per home, especially if we are talking about re-piping a home, replacing all of the windows, residing, or re-roofing a home.
“Once we have confirmed a serious construction defect issue with a homeowner in a newer subdivision we will do our best to locate the most skilled, and experienced local, or regional construction defect law firm and then use their inspectors to determine how widespread the problem is in that specific subdivision. In all likelihood the inspections will identify other issues as well. Our bottom line is we don’t want homeowners in these single family home subdivisions stuck with the repair bill for repairs that should not be their problem.”
“If you are a homeowner in a single family home in a subdivision built after 2009 that has noticed issues with your home’s plumbing, exterior siding, or stucco, your roof, hardwood flooring, windows, or electrical system, and you have put off doing anything about it, please call us at 866-714-6466, and we will try to determine if you are not the only one in your subdivision with these issues.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Metro Area Subdivisions Targeted by the Construction Defect Center’s Construction Defect Initiative:
- California: San Jose, Sacramento, Los Angeles, South Orange County, San Diego, Riverside
- Washington: Seattle, Tacoma, Federal Way, Everett, Vancouver, Bellingham
- Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Durango
- Arizona: Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott
- Nevada: Las Vegas, Reno
- Oregon: Portland, Salem
- New Mexico: Albuquerque, Las Cruses, Santa Fe
For more information a homeowner in a newer subdivision built after 2009 with potential serious construction defects is welcome to call the Construction Defect Center at 866-714-6466 to see if they qualify for their initiative. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Launches a New Initiative Focused on New Home or Condominium Defective Siding, Roofs and Windows in the Southwest and Pacific Northwest
WASHINGTON, May 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Construction Defect Center is launching an initiative to help homeowners in a newer subdivision, or condominium projects in California,Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, or Colorado, if their stucco, or wood siding is showing signs of failing, if their roof is leaking, or if their windows fail to open, close properly or if the windows are leaking. For more information concerned homeowners are urged to call the Construction Defect Center anytime at 866-714-6466. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center is launching an aggressive initiative in the US West focused on making certain homeowners, who within the last few years have purchased a new home in a subdivision, a condominium project or townhouse, do not get left holding the bag for expensive repair bills to fix shoddy workmanship, or to replace defective products.
Their initiative is focused on construction defects in new homes in a subdivision, condominium units, or townhouses in California, Washington, Colorado, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona. The Center is urging homeowners in these states to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 if their wood or stucco siding has cracked or has failed, if their roof is leaking, if their windows are leaking, if their home’s windows fail to open or close properly, and/or if a homeowner has had repeated appliance or plumbing problems. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center says, “If you live in California, Arizona, Colorado, or Nevada and your new home’s stucco has begun to crack, or if you live in Oregon or Washington and your exterior wood siding is starting to warp or turn black from mold, it might not seem like a big deal – but it is. Another problem we know for certain that exists in newer homes in subdivisions or condominium units is the homebuilder used super cheap appliances that only last a few years.”
The Center believes the biggest problem for new construction homeowners in any one of these situations is they ignore construction defect problems after first moving in, and/or they ignore the construction defects after their one-year home warranty period is up.
Further complicating the problem, homeowners in new subdivisions, condominium projects, or townhouses infrequently talk to each other, or compare notes, so they fail to understand their construction defect issue is shared by numerous others. The common denominator is the homebuilder.
For more information concerned homeowners with these types of construction defects, or defective appliance issues, are urged to contact the Construction Defect Center anytime at 866-714-6466 for possible help. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The specific metro areas targeted by the Construction Defect Center’s initiative are the metro areas of Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, the East Bay, San Jose, Riverside, orSacramento, California, the metro areas of Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Washington, the metro areas of Portland, or Eugene, Oregon, the metro areas of Phoenix, or Tucson, Arizona, the metro areas of Denver, or Colorado Springs, Colorado, or the metro areas of Las Vegas, or Reno, Nevada.http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Now Urges Homeowners In the South Or Midwest Who Have A Atlas Chalet Shingle Roof To Call Them If Their Roof Has Failed
December 09, 2013
The Construction Defect Center says, “Because according to court records Atlas is no longer making the Atlas Chalet shingle, many homeowners are now stuck with a complete replacement of their home’s roofing shingles. Court documents allege Atlas Chalet roofing shingles began to blister within the first year of installation, and show significant loss of granulation, and these shingles had issues related to premature cracking.” The Construction Defect Center is encouraging any homeowner who has the Atlas Chalet shingle on their home’s roof to call them immediately at 866-714-6466, if the following has happened:
- Loss of granulation on the Atlas Chalet roof shingle
- The Atlas Chalet roof shingle has blistered
- The Atlas Chalet roof shingle has cracked.
The Construction Defect Center is urging homeowners whose roof has Atlas Chalet shingles to contact them immediately at 866-714-6466, especially if the homeowner has unsuccessfully attempted to get the manufacturer replace this specific type of roof shingle-with no success, and especially if the home is located to the US Southeast, or Midwest.
What is a Atlas Chalet Shingle? According to court records, the Atlas Chalet shingle was supposedly created to provide an affordable shingle that has the eye appeal of the more expensive architectural shingle. The Atlas Chalet was a shingle that was manufactured to provide a dimensional appearance in a granule overlay shingle. It is not an “architectural shingle” but rather achieved this look by utilizing random color palettes in a double thickness and creating a shadow line. The result is a 3 tab shingle that provides the eye-appeal of an architectural shingle. The Construction Defect Center says,”If you are a homeowner with a roofing product called the Atlas Chalet shingle, and this specific type of roof shingle has started to crack, blister or curl, please call us immediately at 866-714-6466, and we will do our best to make certain you get to national caliber law firms that are working on the Atlas Chalet shingle litigation.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
For attribution purposes please review the Harris Martin news announcement about the Atlas Chalet shingle litigation: http://harrismartin.com/article/17095/jpml-will-address-proposed-atlas-chalet-roofing-shingles-mdl-at-dec-hearing/.
Case number: (0:13-cv-01505-TLW). The suit was filed on June 3, 2013 in the U.S. District Court for the District of South Carolina, Rockhill Division
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Construction Defect Center Now Launches an Initiative Focused on Chinese Copper Residential Plumbing Pipe & Leaks in Newer Subdivisions-Homeowners-Plumbers Save the Pipe
The Construction Defect Center says, “We fear cheap Chinese copper residential plumbing pipe is about to become one more big problem for US homeowners, so we are requesting plumbers, or homeowners in subdivisions, or condominium projects to save a section of cooper pipe that developed a pin hole leak in a home, or condominium project that was built anytime after 2005.” Homeowners, or plumbers please make certain the section of pipe is long enough, so the Construction Defect Center can make out the country of origin stamp that is required to be on the pipe. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Two years ago, the Construction Defect Center began an investigation of copper residential plumbing pipe that was used in new US subdivisions, or condominium projects built after 2005. Initially the groups focus was on cheap, or poorly made copper residential plumbing pipe from China. The group is now looking at all makers-but the emphasis is still Chinese residential copper plumbing pipes, or tubes. The Construction Defect Center’s new worry is the Chinese were possibly marking their copper residential plumbing pipes as Made in the USA, as opposed to marking the copper pipe as made in China. The group believes a journeyman level plumber would instantly know there was a problem based on the weight he pipe that developed a leak in a home in a subdivision, or condominium unit-because they are seeing the same types of leaks in the same condominiums, or single family home subdivisions. The Construction Defect Complaint Center now wants to hear from plumbing companies, or plumbers is all US states, who have seen the same thing, or share the same concerns about poorly made Chinese made residential copper plumbing pipes, or tubes, the weight of these pipes, and the fact they are failing at unprecedented levels. If a plumber, or plumbing company in the US has proof of this, or has saved some of the Chinese copper pipe they are encouraged to contact the Construction Defect Center at 866-714-6466. http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
According to Bloomberg News, “On September 27th 2010 The U.S. imposed dumping duties on copper pipes and tubes from China. TheUnited States Department of Commerce imposed the anti dumping sanctions because Chinese copper tube, and pipe makers were flooding the US market. US Manufacturers have complained about dumping less expensive Chinese made copper plumbing pipes on the US markets, and as importantly they have expressed concern about the quality of the Chinese copper pipe.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center is reiterating their warning from earlier in 2012 that all US homeowners, in newer homes built, or remodeled after 2005 to be on the lookout for unexplainable mystery plumbing leaks, especially if it involves copper plumbing pipe. The group is urging US homeowners; especially those in newer subdivisions, or condominium projects to keep the section of copper pipe that was replaced, because it could be vital evidence, should the home need to have all Chinese made copper plumbing pipe replaced. The recommend the pipe section needs to be long enough to indicate where it was made. The group says, “Potentially defective Chinese made copper plumbing pipe is just one more reason the US has to start making things again. What money does anyone save if the entire house has to have all of its Chinese made copper pipe replaced?” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
Construction Defect Center Begins a New Initiative Focused On What Could Be Defective Chinese Made Copper Plumbing Pipes & Warns US Homeowners To Be On The Lookout
Monday, February 13, 2012
The Construction Defect Center is becoming increasingly concerned about Chinese made construction building products, that began flooding the US, since 2004, or earlier. The group’s new worry is Chinese made copper plumbing pipes, may not meet acceptable plumbing standards in the United States. The Construction Defect Center is openly saying, “We have some of this Chinese made copper pipe, its too light to be copper, or 100% copper, we are not sure what it is. The only thing we know for sure is it was made in China. We are aware of K,L & M copper plumbing type grades, and the copper Chinese pipe we now have was none of the above. We fear this is one more really big problem for US homeowners, courtesy of US homebuilders going cheap, and Chinese manufacturers not caring about the quality of their products. We now fear Chinese made copper residential plumbing pipe is going to become one more really big mess for US homeowners.”http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
(PRWEB) February 13, 2012
The Construction Defect Center is the one of the premier advocates for US homeowners stuck with defective building material, or plumbing products. The group is now expressing grave concern over Chinese made imported copper plumbing pipes, that were widely used during the US housing boom, that went from 2004, and ended in 2007. On Friday February 3rd 2012, the group was present when a plumber removed a section of Chinese made copper pipe, that had sprung a pinhole sized leak, in a major US home builder subdivision, in Southern California. The problem is the home was only five years old, and when the copperish colored pipe was removed the only obvious thing to everyone in attendance was the pipe was not 100% copper, and it did not meet any plumbing building codes, and could not have been graded along the lines of K, L, or M standard copper plumbing grades. The Construction Defect Center then called plumbers in various formerly hot US real estate markets like Las Vegas, Phoenix, Dallas, Miami, and learned the Chinese made copper pipe failing, or leaking is a nationwide problem. The Construction Defect Center is now openly warning home builders, and building supply houses, “While it may be too late for many of you, we are saying buying Chinese building products is not worth the hassle, if the product does not meet US building codes. Don’t believe us? Lets see how many major US home builders are still in business as soon as the long term health effects of toxic Chinese drywall are known.” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
According to Bloomberg News, “On September 27th 2010 The U.S. imposed dumping duties on copper pipes and tubes from China. The United States Department of Commerce imposed the anti dumping sanctions because Chinese copper tube, and pipe makers were flooding the US market. US Manufacturers have complained about dumping less expensive Chinese made copper plumbing pipes on the US markets, and as importantly they have expressed concern about the quality of the Chinese copper pipe.”
The Construction Defect Center is warning all US homeowners, in newer homes built, or remodeled after 2004 to be on the lookout for unexplainable mystery plumbing leaks, especially if it involves copper pipe. The group is urging US homeowners; especially those in newer subdivisions, or condominium projects to keep the section of copper pipe that was replaced, because it could be vital evidence, should the home need to have all Chinese made copper plumbing pipe replaced. The group says, “Potentially defective Chinese made copper plumbing pipe is just one more reason the US has to start making things again. What money does anyone save if the entire house has to have all of its Chinese made copper pipe replaced?” http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
The Construction Defect Center says, “Adding insult to injury, defective construction material is not covered on a standard homeowners insurance policy. Translation-there is no homeowners insurance coverage for this new Chinese building product disaster.”http://ConstructionDefectCenter.Com
