What to do if I recently had a high profile company place shingles on my roof and in the process they damaged my home severely?

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What to do if I recently had a high profile company place shingles on my roof and in the process they damaged my home severely?

It is a mobile home and now it is falling apart. I have a long crack in the ceiling along with holes in the ceiling. The walls are comming apart. Now I have found out that this company was not authorized to perform this type of work on mobile homes.

Asked on April 26, 2013 under Real Estate Law, Texas

Answers:

MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 10 years ago | Contributor

You need to contact the corporate office and find out who the company's insurance company is. You may need a lawyer to help you sort through this mess and sue the company. If you are lucky, after you have contacted the company, and if the company doesn't want this to be a high profile case, it may offer to you to replace the home in its entirety.


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