Expert examination after apartment flooding
Inspection of the premises after flooding, documenting damage, analyzing causes, preparing a specialist opinion and materials for a pre-action claim or court.
Expert inspection, damage assessment, cause of flooding, incident record, pre-action claim, court claim, dispute with the management company or neighbors, review and legal support.
Inspection of the premises after flooding, documenting damage, analyzing causes, preparing a specialist opinion and materials for a pre-action claim or court.
Calculating reinstatement costs, damage to finishes, furniture, appliances and property, and associated costs.
Analysis of the possible cause: upstairs neighbor, common building risers, roof, sewer, heating, management company, contractor or building services equipment.
Help with checking the water-damage incident record, documenting damage, preparing comments, taking photographs and listing damaged property.
Preparing a pre-action claim addressed to a neighbor, management company, homeowners' association, housing construction cooperative, contractor or other responsible party, with a damage calculation attached.
Preparing a case for recovering damages, litigation costs, expert fees and the court filing fee, and, where consumer protection law applies, compensation for non-pecuniary damage and a statutory fine.
Situations involving the roof, risers, utility systems, common property, emergency service inaction and inadequate building maintenance.
Situations involving faulty plumbing, household appliances, repairs, unauthorized alterations, a tap left running and damaged utility lines in the apartment above.
Checking a valuer's report or expert opinion: inspection, schedule of defects, calculation, causation, photographic documentation, overstatements, understatements and errors.
Legal support: pre-action claims, negotiations, complaints, court claims, court-appointed expert examinations, recovery of damages and costs, and monitoring enforcement of the judgment.
You can send photographs of damage, the management company's incident record, videos, correspondence with neighbors, the management company or insurer, a valuer's report or court documents.