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Contractor Took Advance but Did Not Complete the Work: Evidence Consumers Should Preserve

Many house owners pay advance amounts to contractors for construction, renovation, roofing, waterproofing, interior work, painting, plumbing, electrical work or finishing work. The contractor may promise quick completion, collect money for materials and labour, start some work and later delay, stop attending calls, abandon the site or demand additional amounts. [...]

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Builder or Contractor Stopped House Construction After Taking Money: What Can the Consumer Do?

A house construction dispute usually becomes serious when the builder or contractor collects advance payments, starts the work, and then stops construction without proper reason. The consumer may be left with an incomplete structure, unpaid workers, exposed materials, defective work, additional rent, loan instalments and pressure to arrange another contractor. [...]

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