House Siding Lawsuit

If you have defective hardboard siding on your home or other property that was installed between 1990 and 1998, you may be entitled to a cash settlement through a house siding lawsuit that you can use for bad siding replacement such as vinyl siding, brick siding, etc. Claimsourceone recovered more than $15M for property owners last year!

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A house siding lawsuit exists for any homeowner of a dwelling: be it a condo, town home, house, or multi-unit dwelling with Masonite siding installed between January 1, 1990 and January 15, 1998. The average settlement for a house siding lawsuit is $3,000.

Masonite siding can be used for a variety of uses within one’s residential or structural dwelling. A product made of wax, resin and wood fiber; various textures are available for purchases to look just like normal lumber siding. However, the low quality of these products has resulted in a number of house siding lawsuits.

Typically, these house siding lawsuits last up to 6 months because of the number of inspections involved with the process. Many people request a claim and do not qualify. The products that are not included in these lawsuits are wall substrate, interior or roof substrate, and deck and plywood sheathing.

The consensus on the cause of this deficiencies and cause of all these house siding lawsuits is the rising cost of construction projects within the last 20 years. Sometimes unskilled laborers were put on the job to complete a house as quickly as possible leading to insufficient materials and labor. Nearly 20 millions customers qualify for a house siding lawsuit.