When you invest in a new home, you expect quality craftsmanship—not leaks, cracks, or electrical failures. If your builder cut corners, failed to honor warranties, or delivered substandard work, Lubliner Law is here to fight for your rights.
Legal Help for Homeowners Facing:
- Construction Defects: Foundation cracks, water intrusion, HVAC failures, roofing problems, and more. Representing your community association board against your developer? CLICK HERE
- Warranty Disputes: Builder ignoring warranty claims or refusing to make necessary repairs
- Code Violations & Poor Workmanship: Substandard materials or construction not up to code
- Developer Negligence: Builders who delay, abandon projects, or violate contract terms
Why Lubliner Law?
- Over a decade representing Florida homeowners
- Proven results in suing home builders for construction defects
- Deep knowledge of Florida builder warranty law
- Aggressive advocacy to protect your home and investment
You Have Legal Options. We’ll Explain Them.
Whether you’re still in your home warranty period or just discovering structural issues, it’s not too late to act. We’ll review your case, explain your rights, and build a strategy to hold your developer accountable.
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Let’s talk. We’ll evaluate your concerns and let you know if you have a case—no obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a construction defect?
A construction defect can include anything from foundation cracks and roof leaks to faulty plumbing, electrical issues, or water intrusion. If the work doesn’t meet building code or industry standards, it may be considered defective—and legally actionable.
Can I sue my builder for poor workmanship?
Yes. If your builder delivered substandard work, failed to follow the contract, or ignored your warranty claim, you may have grounds for legal action. Lubliner Law can help evaluate your case and pursue compensation.
What if my builder won’t fix the problem?
If your builder is refusing to address valid warranty claims or repair construction issues, you have legal rights. We can send formal demand letters, negotiate on your behalf, or file a lawsuit if necessary.
How long do I have to take legal action against a builder in Florida?
Florida has strict deadlines under the Statute of Repose and Statute of Limitations. Generally, you have 10 years from the completion of construction to bring a claim for latent (hidden) defects. For warranty or breach of contract issues, timelines may be shorter. It’s best to act quickly.
What evidence do I need to support my case?
Keep records of your contract, warranty, emails or messages with your builder, inspection reports, photos or videos of the issue, and repair invoices. We can help gather and organize everything needed to build your case.
Will I have to go to court?
Not always. Many disputes can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration. If the builder refuses to cooperate, we’re fully prepared to take your case to court.
What does it cost to hire Lubliner Law for a construction defect case?
We offer a free consultation to assess your case.
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We are experienced advocates that vigorously represent the rights of our clients. Call Lubliner Law (561) 207-2018 for a free consultation, or email us by filling out the form below – We’re Here to Help.
