KB Home Construction Defects? Hollington Law Firm Is Investigating Claims
Experiencing Issues With Your KB Home? You’re Not Alone
KB Home is one of the largest and most recognized production homebuilders in the United States, operating in Colorado and across more than a dozen other states. While KB promotes its homes as affordable, customizable, and energy-efficient, many homeowners have reported serious construction defects, building code violations, and warranty delays.
If you’re dealing with problems in your KB Home—such as cracking stucco, water intrusion, foundation damage, or delayed repairs—you may have legal rights. Hollington Law Firm is actively investigating claims on behalf of homeowners and offers free consultations to evaluate your options.
Common Defects Reported in KB Homes
Homeowners across multiple regions have described defects that affect not just cosmetic appearance but the safety, habitability, and long-term durability of their homes. Frequently reported issues in KB Homes include:
Cracked or improperly installed stucco and siding
Leaking roofs and missing flashing
Improper window and door installation resulting in water intrusion
Foundation cracking or settling
HVAC, plumbing, and electrical system failures
Inadequate attic insulation and poor ventilation leading to mold
Uneven floors, drywall separation, and framing deficiencies
Poor drainage around the foundation
Warranty claims that are delayed, denied, or incompletely addressed
Some homeowners report that repairs provided by KB Home under warranty are superficial or temporary—and that more serious underlying issues remain unresolved.
Do You Have a Construction Defect Claim?
You may have a legal claim against KB Home if:
Your home was built by KB within the last 8 years
You are experiencing significant physical defects or safety concerns
Your warranty claims have been denied, delayed, or improperly resolved
Your home does not meet applicable building code or industry construction standards
You have had to pay out-of-pocket for repairs you believe the builder should cover
In Colorado, homeowners are protected by the Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) and the Homeowner Protection Act. These laws provide remedies for defective construction but also impose strict deadlines and pre-litigation notice requirements. Failing to follow the required process could jeopardize your claim.
At Hollington Law Firm, we help homeowners comply with CDARA and pursue compensation for defective construction, breach of warranty, and builder negligence.
Why Choose Hollington Law Firm?
Hollington Law Firm is a Colorado-based litigation firm focused on construction defect law and homeowner representation. We do not work for builders, developers, or insurance companies—we work for you.
Extensive experience with CDARA, construction standards, and builder litigation
Focused advocacy for homeowners facing construction and warranty problems
No upfront legal fees – we are only paid if you win or recover compensation
Skilled in both individual and group claims against large builders like KB Home
Tailored legal strategy to your specific home, defect, and timeline
We know how stressful it is when your home—your most important investment—is falling apart. Let us help you get the repairs and compensation you deserve.
Contact Hollington Law Firm Today – Free Consultation
If your KB Home has defects such as leaks, foundation damage, mold, or poor workmanship, you may be entitled to compensation. Legal deadlines under Colorado law may apply, so it’s important to act quickly.
Call Hollington Law Firm at 303-276-2647 or submit the consultation form on this page to schedule a free, no-obligation case evaluation.
We’re here to help you hold builders accountable and protect your home and your future.
The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice or legal opinion. You should not act or refrain from acting on the basis of any information provided on this website without seeking legal advice from an attorney.