SB1650 amends Hawaii's Contractor Repair Act to clarify the statute of repose, notice of claim requirements, and the process for resolving.
SB1650 amends Hawaii's Contractor Repair Act to address inconsistencies in the application of the statute of repose and the process for resolving construction defect claims. The bill clarifies that the statute of repose applies to all claims, regardless of the legal basis. It also specifies that claimants must provide detailed written notice of a construction defect to the contractor, including evidence of the defect and necessary repairs. The contractor must then respond with an offer to settle or inspect the premises. Claimants must provide access for inspection and testing.
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