The attorneys working with Class Action.org would like to hear from homeowners who experienced Maibec shingles problems with the Canadian manufacturer’s eastern white cedar tree shingles. Allegedly, these shingles fail prematurely and contain design flaws which cause cracking, peeling, warping and other Maibec shingles problems. In light of these allegations, homeowners experiencing Maibec shingles problems may have legal recourse. To find out you can seek financial compensation for your Maibec shingles problems, visit
http://www.classaction.org/maibec-shingles.html for a free, no obligation case review.
Allegedly, Maibec advertised these wood shingles as durable, high-quality and rot and insect resistant, and warranted them for 50 years against wood decay. However, it has been alleged that the eastern white cedar tree shingles fail well before the end of the company’s 50-year warranty, and when presented with claims of
Maibec shingles problems, the company fails to uniformly uphold its warranty obligations. Consumers who experienced Maibec shingles problems with this allegedly defective product were reported to have noted the following: warping; cracking; peeling; buckling; and curling.
Homeowners who experienced these or other Maibec shingles problems may have legal recourse in light of allegations that the company does not properly meet its warranty obligations and knew about the product’s premature failure. To learn more about a
Maibec class action and to receive a free evaluation of your Maibec shingles problems, visit Class Action.org today. The attorneys working with the site are offering this online case review at no cost or obligation and remain committed to protecting the rights of those who suffered damages due to Maibec shingles problems.
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