BP Organic Shingle Failure Claims Available to be Reviewed by Attorneys

The attorneys working with Class Action.org are available to review claims from consumers who had their property installed with organic roofing shingles manufactured by Building Products (BP) of Canada Corp. Allegedly, the products, which include Eclipse, ProStandard and Rampart organic shingles, are defective and can fail earlier than expected due to cracking, moisture invasion, deterioration and other problems. In light of these allegations, property owners who experienced problems with these organic roofing shingles may have legal recourse to seek compensation for damages. To find out if you are eligible, visit  http://www.classaction.org/bp-of-canada-organic-shingles.html  for free evaluation of your BP organic shingle failure claim. 

Reportedly, the organic roofing shingles manufactured and marketed by BP were said to be durable, suitable and long-lasting. However, it has been alleged that these products can experience premature BP organic shingle failure due to a number of problems including the following: cracking; adhesive failure; blistering; deteriorating; granulation loss; curling; and moisture invasion. Homeowners have also claimed that the shingles can blow off the roof or otherwise not perform in accordance with reasonable consumer expectations. Premature BP organic shingle failure can also result in progressive damage to underlying property and structures, according to allegations. 

Due to BP organic shingle failure, consumers have allegedly been forced to spend thousands of dollars to replace the shingles or to repair damages related to their failure. In light of allegations that the company knew or should have known about the BP organic shingle failure and failed to properly design, formulate and test the shingles, property owners who experienced problems with these products may have legal recourse. Potentially, these individuals may be able to participate in a BP shingle lawsuit to seek compensation for damages related to the allegedly defective organic shingles, including repair and replacement costs. To learn more about BP organic shingle failure and eligibility for legal recourse, visit Class Action.org today. 

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