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BurgSimpson Construction Defect Burg Simpson prides ourselves in education and advocacy for communities experiencing construction defect.

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Honestly, what better way to say "thank you to our clients and friends" than getting everyone out of the office and into...
08/03/2026

Honestly, what better way to say "thank you to our clients and friends" than getting everyone out of the office and into the water?

Our annual Lake Bash at NOCO Islands was one for the books!

Thank you to everyone who came out, braved the heat, and made it such a great day.

Who is ready for next year!?!

Myth Mondays!Myth: If the builder’s warranty expired, the HOA has no legal options left. Reality: Builder warranties are...
05/11/2026

Myth Mondays!

Myth: If the builder’s warranty expired, the HOA has no legal options left.
Reality: Builder warranties are separate from statutory rights and legal claims. Depending on the state, HOAs may still have rights under statutes of limitation and statutes of repose related to negligence, breach of contract, or building code violations even after a warranty period ends.
Timing is critical, though, because deadlines vary by jurisdiction.

Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions!

"It’s just a leak.” That’s usually how the conversation starts… especially when a newer roof starts letting water in.But...
04/24/2026

"It’s just a leak.”
That’s usually how the conversation starts… especially when a newer roof starts letting water in.
But here’s the part that doesn’t get said enough:
A new roof shouldn’t be leaking. Period.

When it does, there’s a good chance you’re not dealing with “just a leak”—you could be looking at a construction defect. Improper installation, missing components, or corners cut during the build process don’t always show up right away… but water has a way of finding them.

And here’s another myth worth clearing up:
Being “out of warranty” doesn’t automatically mean an HOA or homeowners are out of options.
A warranty is one thing.
Accountability for how something was built is another.
If the issue traces back to how the roof was originally constructed, the responsibility may not fall on the homeowners at all.

So next time someone shrugs and says, “it’s just a leak,” it might be worth a closer look. Because sometimes it’s not about patching a problem—it’s about uncovering what should’ve been done right in the first place.
And homeowners shouldn’t be stuck paying for something that was never their fault in the first place.

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