Meritage Homes Defects? Hollington Law Firm Is Investigating Claims
Meritage Homes markets itself as a builder of energy-efficient, innovative homes—but many homeowners have reported significant construction problems that tell a different story. If you purchased a Meritage home and are now facing serious defects, warranty repair delays, or safety concerns, you may have legal options.
Hollington Law Firm is currently investigating construction defect claims involving homes built by Meritage. We represent homeowners—not builders or insurers—and we offer free consultations to help you understand your rights.
Common Defects in Meritage Homes
Our firm is hearing from Meritage homeowners across the country who have encountered serious construction issues. Some of the most frequently reported defects include:
Cracking, separating, or crumbling stucco or siding
Roof leaks and water intrusion through flashing, windows, and walls
Structural movement, including foundation settlement or heaving
Poor insulation or HVAC issues affecting indoor air quality and energy efficiency
Plumbing system failures and improper drainage
Inadequate ventilation or moisture control leading to mold
Electrical system defects or unsafe installations
Improperly installed windows and doors
Delays, denials, or superficial repairs under warranty
Although Meritage promotes its homes as energy-smart and durable, these reported defects often create costly repairs, reduced home value, and serious quality-of-life concerns.
Do You Have a Construction Defect Claim?
You may have a valid legal claim against Meritage Homes if:
You live in or recently purchased a Meritage-built home
Your home shows signs of physical damage or failure of major systems
You’ve submitted warranty claims that were denied, ignored, or inadequately addressed
You’re concerned your home was built below code or industry standards
Many states, including Colorado, provide legal protections for homeowners under construction defect statutes. These laws may allow you to recover the cost of repairs, loss of value, and in some cases, attorneys’ fees and damages for breach of warranty or negligence.
In Colorado, for example, the Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) and the Homeowner Protection Act provide powerful remedies to address defective construction, while also requiring specific pre-suit steps like a Notice of Claim. Our firm can help you comply with these requirements and protect your rights.
Why Homeowners Choose Hollington Law Firm
Hollington Law Firm is a Colorado-based litigation firm focused on representing homeowners in construction defect, builder negligence, and consumer protection cases. We are not affiliated with or hired by homebuilders. We only work for you.
Here’s why homeowners trust us:
Dedicated to homeowner rights in residential construction disputes
Deep knowledge of construction defect law, building codes, and warranty law
No fees unless we recover compensation – you don’t pay unless we win
Individual and potential group representation – we evaluate both individual claims and patterns of misconduct
We’ve seen firsthand how defective construction can disrupt lives and finances. Our job is to hold homebuilders like Meritage accountable and help our clients get the compensation and repairs they deserve.
Contact Hollington Law Firm for a Free Case Evaluation
If you are experiencing serious problems with your Meritage home—cracks, leaks, HVAC failures, or warranty delays—don’t ignore the issue. Legal deadlines apply, and early investigation is key to protecting your rights.
Call Hollington Law Firm today at 303-276-2647 or submit the consultation form on this page for a free, no-obligation case evaluation.
We’re here to listen, to advise, and to take action when builders fail to deliver the quality homes they promise.
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.