Flores Ryan, LLP

The Right to Repair Act Attorneys

Overview

The Right to Repair Act provides residential builders with a right to repair alleged defective construction before the homeowner can file a lawsuit for damages. The builder must be diligent to satisfy the strict deadlines required by the Act, otherwise the homeowner is released from having to further participate in the pre-litigation procedure. The Right to Repair Act also contains numerous functionality standards for construction which must be satisfied, along with specific statutes of limitation for certain residential construction work, which can be as short as one year from the close of escrow.

The Right to Repair Act attorneys at Flores Ryan, LLP have expertise in every aspect of Right to Repair Act procedures, deadlines, and strategies. We provide the legal expertise to ensure that construction defect claims are properly prepared and filed. Our extensive experience with the Right to Repair Act allows us to advance construction defect disputes to strategically maximize the likelihood of a rapid and substantial recovery. 

ARTICLES

Get it Right: Reissuance and Reinstatement

Everything you need to know about the processes and criteria for the reissuance and reinstatement of a contractors license.

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What you need to know about CSLB complaints

This article covers the process of complaints and citations issued from the CSLB

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Mechanics Lien Deadlines to Watch

Suggestions and strategies for securing a mechanics lien, payment for work completed, and navigation of the strict deadlines.

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Maintaining a California contractors license in good standing

This article will cover the elements all contractors must pay attention to in order to ensure that their contractors license is properly maintained.

KEY POINTS

FORMS

Below you can generate the following forms that are applicable to reissuance and reinstatement: