Construction Defects – Manhattan, NY

Whether you’re in a luxury high-rise or a historic brownstone, construction defects in Manhattan buildings can lead to serious property damage, financial losses, and safety risks. From faulty roofing in a new condo to structural flaws discovered during renovations, defective construction work is a frequent—and costly—problem in New York County.

At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we help Manhattan property owners, co-op and condo boards, and developers take legal action against contractors, builders, and design professionals responsible for defective construction.


🧱 Common Construction Defects in Manhattan Buildings

These issues often appear in new development condominiums, gut-renovated co-ops, and high-end buildouts, where quality is expected but not always delivered.


🔎 How to Spot a Construction Defect in Manhattan

These may all point to a construction defect—and potentially a legal claim. We coordinate with inspectors, engineers, and DOB records to identify the root cause.


⚖️ Legal Claims for Construction Defects in Manhattan

We litigate and arbitrate construction defect cases in New York County Supreme Court and other Manhattan forums.


👷 Who Is Liable for Construction Defects?

Depending on the defect, liability may fall on:

We pursue all responsible parties to maximize your recovery for repair costs, loss of value, and any related damages.


Don’t Wait – Manhattan Defect Claims Are Time-Sensitive

Construction defect claims are governed by strict statutes of limitations and statutes of repose. If your building is newly constructed or recently renovated, your window to act may be closing.

Let us review your case and determine the right course of action before it’s too late.


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📞 Facing Construction Defects in Manhattan? Call Us Today.

Don’t let poor workmanship or hidden flaws devalue your Manhattan property. At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we fight to hold contractors and developers accountable and help you recover.

Call (631) 752-7100 or visit www.nyconstructionlaw.com for a confidential consultation.