New Jersey | Civil Litigation
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Roofing contractor trying not to perform proper repair as stated in contract
I want to if I have grounds to sue a contractor who refuses to, or short cuts, an agreed upon/in writing repair to a roofing job? Before the job was started, the awarding of the Bid was given to the contractor in question on the basis that they, the contractor would make a structural repair to the supporting ridge board that was broken. This was written into the contract stating, Re-support to strengthen ridge board. Today the roof has been removed and the new roof has been installed but the board has not been repaired. I want to know if I may hold up payment untile repairs are made, and satisfied, if I should get an attorney to file suit, and what my legal consequences would be? I have taken pictures of the before and afterwork as of present.
Thank you.
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