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Top Salt Lake City Housing & Construction Defects Lawyers - Utah

Nearby Cities: West Jordan, Bountiful, Sandy, Riverton, Layton

Related Practice Areas: Construction Accident, Toxic Mold, Toxic Torts, Asbestos Mesothelioma

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    Skoubye Nielson & Johansen, LLC, was founded in 1998 on the principles of service, integrity, expertise and value. The firm's Salt Lake attorneys stay true to these ideals as they represent clients facing issues in construction, real estate, estate planning, transportation, collections, landlord/tenant, and other commercial litigation matters. In real estate law, the attorneys at Skoubye...

Need help with a Housing and Construction Defects matter?

You've come to the right place.  If you own property, a housing and construction defect attorney can help with problems discovered during or after construction.

Construction defect attorneys handle structural engineering defects (e.g., leaky roofs and dry rot) and contractual disputes (e.g., excessive costs of construction materials and labor and the use of defective materials).

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