Contractor & renovation disputes
Bad renovation work, a job left unfinished, a deposit that was never returned, or an invoice that was never paid. We represent homeowners, businesses and contractors in Small Claims Court for claims up to $50,000.
When a contractor or tradesperson lets you down.
When a client won't pay for work you did.
How it works
Act early: most claims must be started within two years of when you discovered the problem. Construction lien claims and claims over $50,000 are heard in the Superior Court of Justice, where we refer you to a lawyer.
Questions
Yes. If the work breaches your contract or was not done properly, you can claim the cost to fix or finish it, plus any deposit or overpayment, up to $50,000 in Small Claims Court.
We usually start with a demand letter. If the money is not returned, we file a claim in Small Claims Court for the deposit and related costs.
Yes. We send a demand letter and, if needed, sue for the unpaid invoice, extras and interest under your contract.
Your contract or quote, invoices and receipts, photos of the work, and texts or emails with the other side.
