(SAN DIEGO) -- Construction defect litigation has become a pandemic throughout the United States. In San Diego alone, it is reported that virtually 100% of all multi-residential construction projects built since the mid 1980s have faced litigation claiming construction defect within the ten-year statute of limitations.
David Blackburn, President, established CIA to address the widespread pandemic of construction defect litigation that is crippling the construction industry. By systematically documenting construction projects using its specialized hardware, state of the art software, and specially trained personnel, CIA aims to greatly improve construction quality while reducing exposure to costly lawsuits and more notably, has become the only third party quality control process on earth, proven to reduce the risk and cost of construction defect litigation.
"With the flood of new contractors it is hard to tell the qualified from the unqualified," said Blackburn. "But with the presence of our camera technicians on site, CIA will help keep the honest people honest, and persuade the not so honest to the right thing. The system saves time, saves money, and saves a lot of heartbreak and frustration for everyone involved."
By creating the ability to view jobsite conditions by multiple parties, CIA reduces the risk of construction defect issues that are often left unnoticed, uncorrected, or even covered up. These issues lead directly to construction defect litigation and end up costing the developer substantially more than it ever would have cost to do it right the first time.
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