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John Abrams

Firm: The Abrams Firm

1401 Marvin, , Olympia-Lacey , Washington 98516

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

Consumer Protections since 2001. Industries: Banking and Timeshare. TIMESHARE DIVESTMENT ATTORNEY. Free Consultation to Timeshare Owners. Consumer Protection Attorney - Author of:. "The Consumer Protection Guide to Timeshare Divestment". Timeshare Listings, Timeshare Transfers, and Timeshare Re-sale Self-Help. -- Former Undfeated Consumer Trial Lawyer, Now Upholding the Fundamental Rights of Consumers in the highly troubled timeshare divestment industry --

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WA state — Can I sue my home builder for a roof defect after the 1-year warranty expired? | Jul 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Legal question: Do I have grounds to pursue a construction defect claim against my builder in Washington, given the 1-year workmanship warranty has expired but the defect appears to be a latent/design issue? Background: Bought a new-construction home in Washington 3 years ago from a small regional builder (10-15 communities built so far). Roof started leaking a few months ago. Two independent roofing contractors inspected it and both said the roof pitch is too flat for the shingle thickness used, so water pools instead of draining, and it’s getting into the house through the roof vents. They’re calling it an installation/design defect, not wear and tear. Current status: **•** Builder’s warranty only covered roof leaks for 1 year — already expired **•** Separate home warranty company denies it’s covered under their policy **•** Homeowners insurance denied the claim, saying it’s a construction defect, not sudden/accidental damage **•** Pre-purchase inspection was drone-only and reported no issues So three parties are all declining responsibility. I have written reports from both roofers. Specific questions: **1.** Does RCW 64.50 (WA’s construction defect statute) give me a path even though the 1-year warranty is expired? I understand WA has a 6-year statute of repose for latent defects — does that apply here? **2.** Is there a required pre-suit notice process I need to follow before I can sue the builder? **3.** Is the drone-only pre-purchase inspection a separate potential claim against the inspector, or unrelated to the builder issue? **4.** What type of attorney should…

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