Construction Defects – Queens, NY

Construction defects are not always obvious—but they can lead to costly repairs, health hazards, and structural failures. In neighborhoods across Queens—from Long Island City to Forest Hills and Bayside—poor construction practices have left property owners dealing with water leaks, cracked foundations, and system failures. At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we represent Queens property owners, landlords, and co-op boards in legal claims for defective construction.

If your property was recently renovated, purchased, or developed and you’re seeing signs of construction failure, we can help.


🧱 Common Construction Defects in Queens

These issues frequently appear in flipped properties, new construction condos, and renovated multi-family buildings throughout Queens.


🔍 How Do I Know If I Have a Construction Defect?

You may have a legal claim if:

We work with engineers, inspectors, and forensic experts to determine whether your issue stems from a construction defect.


⚖️ Legal Remedies for Construction Defects in Queens

We pursue claims in Queens County Supreme Court, Housing Court (if tenant-occupied), or arbitration when required by contract.


👷 Who Can Be Held Responsible for Defective Construction?

Potentially liable parties include:

Our firm conducts a thorough investigation and builds a strong legal case for compensation.


Don’t Wait — Legal Deadlines May Apply

New York has statutes of limitations and statutes of repose that limit the time to file a defect-related claim. If you’ve recently discovered damage in a Queens property, don’t delay—protect your rights before it’s too late.


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📞 Dealing With Construction Defects in Queens? We’re Here to Help.

At Kushnick Pallaci PLLC, we help Queens property owners recover for construction defects—whether caused by negligent work, corner-cutting, or outright fraud. Let us evaluate your case and fight for the compensation you deserve.

Call (631) 752-7100 or visit www.nyconstructionlaw.com to schedule a consultation today.