What happens in a contract dispute in Canada?

These contracts lead to loss of income, damaged credit scores, and liens on properties. Canada Contract Dispute was founded to help people get out of these difficult contracts. With the help of our experienced legal team, we can help you get your financial and emotional freedom back.

Can a contractor take care of a HVAC system?

This means that the original contractors who installed the HVAC equipment in your home should be able to handle the part and the labor associated with it. This can mean little to no out-of-pocket cost to the homeowner.

Why are split systems used in HVAC systems?

CCUs are required to operate constantly 24/7, requiring high reliability and minimal power consumption. Split systems deliver the simplicity, efficiency, and long-term reliability that give a competitive advantage for challenging projects.

What to know about handling an HVAC warranty repair?

Whether the timing or expertise on that warranty repair is acceptable to you is another matter altogether. You also have the option to have another contractor, such as one who is a factory authorized dealer, file the warranty for the part, and then only pay the labor if timing and craftmanship for the repair is important.

Where can I go to resolve a contractor dispute?

A state or local agency. Your state’s contractor licensing agency may have a resolution program for general contractor disputes. Your county may have one as well. Mediation. Typically, this is a retired judge or senior construction litigator who hears the respective positions of both parties in the general contractor dispute.

Who is the arbitrator in a contractor dispute?

Similarly, a judge or litigator will act as the arbitrator and hear both sides of the story in a general contractor dispute. Arbitrators will render a decision, which is binding on both parties. If it’s not to your liking, you have no right to appeal. Local courts may recommend mediators and arbitrators.

This means that the original contractors who installed the HVAC equipment in your home should be able to handle the part and the labor associated with it. This can mean little to no out-of-pocket cost to the homeowner.

Where can I complain about a bad contractor?

A slew of websites allow you to post information about bad contractors, including Angieslist.com and Franklinreport.com (for certain cities). You can also file a complaint with your state contractor licensing board, which could make the information public if it receives enough complaints.