Defective American Drywall

Defective American Drywall—Pendley, Baudin & Coffin

There have been reports of severe headaches, bloody noses, as well as other respiratory problems.

While a growing number of people are learning of the serious damage caused by defective Chinese drywall, new reports suggest that American-made drywall (also called sheetrock or may pose some of the same serious risks. This defective American drywall can pose serious risks to homes and homeowners. Read on to learn more about the possible risks of defective American drywall.

If you suspect that your home or health has been damaged due to defective drywall, it is wise to contact a qualified legal professional who can evaluate your case to determine the best ways to protect your interests. You may be able to seek compensation for your losses through a legal claim. Please contact our qualified and experienced attorneys today to learn more.

What is the problem?

Reports out of the southeast indicate a growing problem with American-made drywall. In fact, at least 500 Florida homes have been built with potentially corrosive and hazardous drywall. In affected homes, this defective drywall corrodes plumbing fixtures, copper wiring, appliances and

Defective Chinese Drywall—Pendley, Baudin & Coffin

Defective Drywall NewsRecent and ongoing reports confirm that at least 100,000 homes in 14 US states have been contaminated with defective and corrosive drywall from China. This Chinese drywall was installed in homes between 2001 and 2007. Defective Chinese drywall wreaks havoc on both the human body and the home. Please read on to learn more about Chinese drywall, its negative effects, how to look for it, and what to do if you suspect your home has Chinese drywall.

To learn more about Chinese drywall and your ability to seek compensation for your losses, please contact our attorneys for an evaluation of your defective Chinese drywall case.

Some drywall imported to the US from China is defective, emitting foul smelling gases that corrode copper and other metal surfaces and make people sick. This defective drywall often has no identifying markings, making it difficult to tell by the labeling if your drywall is affected. The affected drywall can come in different sizes, including those measuring ½”, 5/8” and 1”.