Maibec shingles problems can include warping and cracking, according to a putative class action against the manufacturer for its Eastern white cedar tree shingles. Allegedly, these Maibec shingles problems, which may also include peeling, curling or buckling, result from design flaws within the product. In light of allegations that the company’s eastern white cedar tree shingles are defective, the attorneys working with Class Action.org would like to hear from homeowners who experienced Maibec shingles problems to determine if they can pursue financial compensation for damages. To have your claim of Maibec shingles problems evaluated for free, visit
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According to the putative
Maibec class action, the company advertised its Eastern white cedar tree shingles as a high-quality, durable product which would be resistant to rot and damage from insects. Furthermore, Maibec allegedly guaranteed the product for 50 years against wood decay. The suit for Maibec shingles problems alleges, however, that the company was aware that the shingles would fail in a fraction of that time and does not uniformly uphold its warranty terms.
Due to allegations surrounding
Maibec shingles issues, homeowners who experienced problems with the company’s Eastern white cedar tree shingles may have legal recourse. Potentially, these individuals may be able to participate in a class action lawsuit to seek compensation for removal and replacement costs, as well as other damages resulting from their Maibec shingles problems. To find out if you are eligible for a Maibec class action, visit Class Action.org for a free, no obligation review of your claim. The attorneys working with the site are providing this online case evaluation at no cost and remain committed to protecting the rights of homeowners who experienced Maibec shingles problems.
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