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The notice must specify “in reasonable detail" the construction defects that are the subject of the complaint. Further, if requested by the builder, the homeowner must provide any evidence that depicts the nature and cause of the defect and the nature and extent of repairs necessary to remedy the defect, including “expert reports.
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Pre-Action Notification. At least 60 days before a homeowner initiates action against a builder to recover damages or other relief arising from a construction defect, the homeowner must give notice of the claim to the builder by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the builder’s last known address. The notice must specify “in reasonable detail" the construction defects that are the subject of the complaint. Further, if requested by the builder, the homeowner must provide any evidence that depicts the nature and cause of the defect and the nature and extent of repairs necessary to remedy the defect, including “expert reports, photographs, and videotapes.
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Builders' Opportunity to Inspect and Document. Once the builder receives the homeowner’s notice, the builder, upon written request, has 35 days to inspect the property that is the subject of the complaint “to determine the nature and cause of the defect and the nature and extent of repairs necessary to remedy the defect. The builder is specifically permitted to take reasonable steps to document any defect, such as taking photographs and videos.
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