Monthly Archives: June 2026
Faulty Work Leads to Delays in Melbourne Road Construction Project
Construction projects are always happening in Florida. Some are completed on time and look great, while others face delays due to defects and faulty work. A road improvement project in Melbourne that was expected to cost nearly $900,000 is facing additional setbacks after county officials revealed that some of the completed work must be… Read More »
Sliding Glass Door Defects
Sliding glass doors are popular in modern homes because they provide natural light and easy access to outdoor spaces. However, one downside is that they tend to leak. Leaking sliding glass doors can result from something simple, like dirt buildup or improper installation. In some cases, though, these doors may develop defects in their… Read More »
What is Florida’s Homeowners’ Construction Recovery Fund?
For Florida homeowners left with unfinished projects, defective workmanship, or contractors who disappear after taking thousands of dollars, the state’s Homeowners’ Construction Recovery Fund can provide a financial lifeline. However, many homeowners are discovering that the program offers only partial relief and often does not fully compensate them for their losses. The Florida Homeowners’… Read More »
What to Know About Arbitration of Construction Disputes
Construction disputes are common and they can get expensive quickly. As project complexity grows, many contractors, developers, and property owners turn to arbitration as an alternative to traditional litigation. While arbitration can offer clear advantages, it also comes with drawbacks that should be carefully considered before including it as an option in a construction… Read More »
