An engineer's opinion: 3 things worth knowing
An engineer's opinion in a 30-second video
Video transcript
In a construction defects claim, this is the key evidence. Order it before the inspection period of a material item ends, or when the contractor rejects the demand. For each defect separately: description, location, photo and cause, and a detailed repair method with its cost. It is written for the court: precise and reasoned, and based on standards and on the specification.
Full explanation: Engineer's expert opinion on construction defects: what it should contain, and when to commission one. An engineering expert opinion is the heart of a construction defects claim. When to commission it, what it must contain, how the cost of repair is calculated, and what happens when the court appoints its own expert.
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