Tri Pointe Homes Construction Issues? Hollington Law Firm Is Investigating Claims
Tri Pointe Homes, one of the nation’s top homebuilders, has rapidly expanded across Colorado and the western U.S.—but many homeowners are reporting construction defects, warranty frustrations, and safety concerns. If you purchased a Tri Pointe home and are experiencing problems, you may have legal rights.
Hollington Law Firm is currently investigating homeowner complaints involving defective construction by Tri Pointe Homes. We represent homeowners exclusively, and we offer free consultations to help you understand your options and protect your property.
Reported Defects in Tri Pointe Homes
Homeowners across the country have raised concerns about workmanship and building code violations in newly constructed Tri Pointe properties. Some of the most commonly reported issues include:
Cracked or defective stucco and exterior siding
Leaking windows, doors, and roofs
Foundation cracks and soil movement
Structural framing deficiencies
Poor drainage and grading leading to basement or crawlspace water intrusion
Mold due to improper ventilation or flashing installation
HVAC, plumbing, and electrical system malfunctions
Delays or denials of warranty repairs, or cosmetic “band-aid” fixes
If your Tri Pointe home has experienced any of these issues, your home may not meet applicable building code requirements or industry construction standards.
You May Have a Legal Claim
Under state construction defect laws, you may be entitled to compensation if your home was built with latent defects or violates warranties or building codes. A claim may include the cost of repairs, reduced property value, and other damages.
You may have a valid claim if:
You purchased a Tri Pointe home in the past 8 years
Your home has significant physical damage or system failures
You submitted warranty requests that were delayed, denied, or ignored
Repairs made by Tri Pointe did not resolve the issue
Your home does not meet local code requirements or structural standards
In Colorado, homeowners are protected by the Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) and the Homeowner Protection Act. These laws create procedures and deadlines for asserting claims, including a required Notice of Claim process. Hollington Law Firm can guide you through this process to preserve your rights and avoid pitfalls that could jeopardize your case.
Why Hollington Law Firm?
At Hollington Law Firm, we understand how disruptive construction defects can be for homeowners. Our firm is dedicated to representing individuals and families—not builders or insurers—in construction defect and consumer protection matters.
What sets us apart:
Focused on residential construction litigation
Experienced with builder negligence and warranty failure claims
No upfront legal fees – we’re only paid if you recover
Colorado-based firm with deep knowledge of local building and defect laws
We pursue claims against major national builders like Tri Pointe Homes and fight for fair compensation to help homeowners make needed repairs, protect their investment, and move forward.
Contact Us Today for a Free Consultation
If you live in a Tri Pointe home and are dealing with cracked stucco, leaks, foundation movement, or unresolved warranty requests, you may have a valid claim for compensation. The sooner you act, the better your chance of recovering damages and getting repairs done right.
Call Hollington Law Firm at 76-2647 or complete the consultation form on this page to schedule a free case evaluation. There’s no cost to speak with us, and no obligation.
We’re here to help homeowners hold builders accountable and restore peace of mind.
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.