Contractor Allegedly Breaches Contract, Leaving Gaping Holes in Insulation and Failing to Install Correct Drainage System.

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Woman Files Lawsuit against NR Builders for Breaching Contract

Rosalind contracted NR Builders to make home improvements on two separate addresses. Both parties signed a contract. But only a month later, after the work was allegedly finished at the first address, Rosalind shares that she noticed various mistakes, which violated the contract. When the work was supposedly completed at the second address, Rosalind was forced to hire a new contractor to fix the mistakes allegedly left by NR Builders.

The first contract allegedly required the installation of new window, storm doors, a new front porch with new drainage system and awning. When Rosalind inspected the work, she claims the new porch lacked a drainage system. Without a proper drain, water puddled in the basement of the house, and the subsequent moisture caused mold.

At the location under the second contract, Rosalind reports discovering other mistakes, forcing her to hire another contractor to fix and complete the work. When the second contractor started, they allegedly identified a section of the wall with a 2” by 4” hole, exposing old blue vinyl without any insulation behind it. Meanwhile, Rosalind claims that the siding previously installed by the first contractor wasn’t attached properly and so began pulling away from the wall.

Rosalind shares that she hired NR Builders to improve her homes not further ruin them. Since this was contracted work, NR Builders broke their contracts when they failed to properly finish the work they were hired to do. KM&A supports people like Rosalind who suffered from contract breaches.

Full text of this complaint, as filed with the Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania, is available at docket no: GD-17-011791

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For more information about this case, contact Attorney Kayla Drum at 412-626-5594 or at kd@lawkm.com.

NOTICE: All information contained in this statement comes from the Complaint which has been filed as a public record with the court. As dedicated civil rights attorneys, we strongly believe in the public value of telling our clients’ stories: violators can be held accountable, and other silent victims can feel empowered to stand up for their legal rights. Although we make every attempt to verify our clients’ claims, note that the defendant is expected to oppose our client’s position, and the court has not ruled one way or the other as of the date of this statement.