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CONSTRUCTION DEFECT & INSTALLATION ERROR SUBROGATION


Colorado Construction Defect Subrogation Attorneys
When a property loss is caused by defective construction work or improper installation, carriers may have subrogation rights against the contractor, subcontractor, or installer responsible. These claims involve unique procedural requirements under Colorado law, and our attorneys have experience navigating these requirements to pursue recovery.
Claim Types We Handle
We handle subrogation claims arising from defective installation of plumbing, electrical, or HVAC systems, construction defects contributing to water intrusion, structural damage, or fire loss, and contractor or subcontractor negligence resulting in property damage.
Colorado's Notice-of-Claim Requirements
Colorado's Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) imposes specific notice and pre-litigation requirements before a construction defect claim can proceed. These requirements can affect timing and strategy, and missing a procedural step can jeopardize a claim. Our attorneys are familiar with these requirements and build them into our claim evaluation and litigation strategy from the outset.
Why These Claims Require Specialized Handling
Construction defect subrogation claims often involve multiple potentially responsible parties (general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and design professionals), and may require coordination among several experts (engineers, contractors, and industry specialists) to establish causation and damages.
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If you have a property loss that may involve a construction defect or installation error, contact us to discuss whether subrogation recovery may be available and what procedural steps need to be addressed early.

Automobile & Commercial Vehicle Subrogation | Property Subrogation - Water Loss Claims | Fire & Electrical Malfunction Subrogation | Commercial Property Subrogation | Large Loss & Complex Subrogation
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  • Home
  • Attorneys
    • • Howard J. Beck
    • • Diana J. Payne
    • • Adrian P. Tilley
    • • Cassandra M. Wojcik
    • • Shaun van der Walt
  • Support Staff
  • Practice Areas
    • Insurance Subrogation in Colorado >
      • Automobile & Commercial Vehicle Subrogation
      • Property Subrogation – Water Loss Claims
      • Fire & Electrical Malfunction Subrogation
      • Construction Defect & Installation Error Subrogation
      • Commercial Property Subrogation
      • Large Loss & Complex Subrogation Claims
      • Subrogation FAQs for Adjusters
    • Estate Planning and Probate >
      • Estate Planning >
        • Wills
        • Complex & High Value Estates
        • Revocable Living Trusts
        • Powers of Attorney & Advance Directives
        • Estate Planning for Business Owners
      • Probate & Estate Administration >
        • Probate Litigation & Will Contests
        • Small Estate Administration
        • Estate & Fiduciary Tax Matters
        • Ancillary Probate
        • Business Interests In Probate
      • Trust Administration & Litigation >
        • Trustee Representation & Duties
      • Estate Planning and Probate FAQ
  • Representative Clients
  • Contact Us
  • Brochure