General contractor disputes
Renovations and larger projects where the contractor walked away, over-billed, or delivered work you can't accept.
When we can usually help
- A remodel was abandoned mid-project with your deposit spent
- Change orders you never approved appeared on the final bill
- Work failed inspection and the contractor refuses to correct it
Placeholder imagePhoto: representative general contractor work showing a defect or unfinished job
What happens next
Start with the short form. We'll ask what the work was, who did it, and roughly what you're owed. There's no payment at that stage and no obligation to continue.
Read the full process, what financial redress means, or what it costs first if you'd rather know the whole shape of it before starting.
Not sure whether what happened to you is actually a defect? Common problems with general contractor work covers what tends to go wrong and what it usually points at.
Start a general contractor dispute
We'll have your service type already filled in, so you just need to tell us the rest.
Would rather read first? How the process works or start the full application.