After an investigation, FCC found that as many as 25% to 30% of the window and door assemblies showed structural damage as a result of severe water intrusion.

At the request of the homeowner of this residence, an inspection was performed by FCC to assist in determining the cause of water intrusion within the residence.

Construction defects were discovered related to the structure, building envelope, electrical, and other systems. FCC investigated these defects and provided the following solutions.

FCC worked extensively with the owner’s legal counsel through this multi-year investigation, legal action, and resolution process.

This home suffered severe water damage and FCC was tasked with completing a detailed analysis of the home to determine the extent and cause of the water damage.

FCC assisted in the investigation of defective construction of a home in Sarasota, Florida. The legal claims against the local general contractor involved not only defective construction, but claims related to the licensed general contractor’s standard of care requirement.

Craig Kobza served as a homeowner’s representative during the construction of their beachfront home. The owner in question is a frequent traveler and tasked FCC to protect the owner’s interests and coordinate the entire construction project.

A national insurance company received an estimate to complete repairs related to water damage from a plumbing leak under the kitchen sink.

This newly constructed estate home had excellent curb appeal, but shortly after the owners moved in they started to notice things were not quite right. Their instincts led them to seek expert advice as to what may be going on with their dream home. The very short discovery period turned into a substantial remediation and construction repair process.