[village dreamer]

a few years back, they had a class action lawsuit. about roof shingles. anyone remember who the firm or lawyer was. thanks

[EdFNJ]

Are you possibly referring to all the Owens Corning roofs that were replaced back in 2014 until ??? ? Not sure if that was a class action but a large number warranty replacementd in some areas. Not sure of the exact details but many homes in our area had roofs replaced 5 years after construction. Ours was one of them as the previous owner left the paperwork but we didn't move in until 2017. This started around 2014. Batterbee from what I was told did the replacements, Maybe they were the original installers when the home was built in late 2009.

[village dreamer]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

Are you possibly referring to all the Owens Corning roofs that were replaced back in 2014 until ??? ? Not sure if that was a class action but a large number warranty replacementd in some areas. Not sure of the exact details but many homes in our area had roofs replaced 5 years after construction. Ours was one of them as the previous owner left the paperwork but we didn't move in until 2017. This started around 2014. Batterbee from what I was told did the replacements, Maybe they were the original installers when the home was built in late 2009.

yes,now my ridge vents made by owens corning are falling apart.a few of the houses around me as well.

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

yes,now my ridge vents made by owens corning are falling apart.a few of the houses around me as well.

Call The Villages Warranty deprtment, they can provide you with any warranty details and if it has expired or not. I found the previous owners paperwork and Batterbee did do all the replacements here (Amelia). Says "warranty" but no other details. Entire roof was replaced in Jan 2014. We moved in in 2017.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by village dreamer

a few years back, they had a class action lawsuit. about roof shingles. anyone remember who the firm or lawyer was. thanks

Any, "class action lawsuit," we see tons of them on TV. The way it works is they are contingency basis. The line is you pay nothing unless you collect. What you sign, agree to is the law firm gets 1/3 of the settlement plus expenses. The alternative is to hire your own attorney at like $300 and hour. My point is one way or the other it is mighty expensive.