Expert report for defective workmanship and building defects

It is an injury, defect or alteration of a construction element that affects its operation, durability, safety, habitability or appearance. It may have origins in design, execution, materials, maintenance or use.

No. Some cracks are superficial or shrinkage, but others may indicate travel, settlement or structural problems. Location, opening, direction, evolution and relationship with other symptoms must be assessed.

It can be claimed when there are demonstrable defects, contractual breaches, poor execution or consequential damages. The expert report helps to technically prove defects and quantify the repair.

It may be a valid route if the repair is appropriate, but it is advisable to document the previous state and ensure that the solution corrects the cause, not just the visible symptom.

Yes. It is common in leaks, facades, roofs, garages, downspouts or damage between common and private elements.

The Building Planning Law contemplates different deadlines depending on whether they are defects in finish, habitability or structural damage. The specific application must be legally reviewed according to the date of receipt and type of damage.