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Gather Facts With a Providence Flooring Defects Expert Witness

June 21, 2016 by Flooristics staff Leave a Comment

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Providence flooring defects expert witnesses are a big asset to legal teams in the state of Rhode Island. Sometimes, despite everyone’s best efforts, problems take place at the manufacturing plant where flooring materials are made, causing products with defects to get shipped to customers. These flooring defects are found within the product and it can create all kinds of visual and performance problems.

No manufacturer wants to be known for shipping out defective flooring, but it can happen. Business owners on the receiving end of flooring defects, they can experience lots of problems once the material is installed at the workplace.

What Happens With Flooring Defects

When flooring defects cause the material to break down, it can lead to cracking, rippling, warping, buckling, shifting, shrinking, rattling, tearing, and more. Flooring defects can also appear in just about any kind of material—laminate, tile, stone, resilient, carpet, hardwood and more. The flooring defects are often so problematic that the workplace looks shoddy and run-down, even though the flooring in question may be rather new.

Even worse, the problems with the flooring can lead to slip and fall accidents, and even injuring employees or customers. There’s no reason for business owners to bear the cost of repairing or replacing flooring defects. An employee or customer who has been injured at the workplace on flooring that is suspected as defective may feel like it is the fault of the business owner. That’s where a Providence flooring defects expert witness comes in.

Who Needs a Providence Flooring Defects Expert Witness?

Business owners, legal teams and insurance companies that are trying to resolve the problem of flooring defects need an expert to come in and provide an assessment that everyone can rely on. A Providence flooring defects expert witness has years of experience in evaluating flooring material, inspecting walkways and dealing with floor safety issues. They are the perfect person to evaluate the condition of the flooring material and make determinations on whether or not flooring defects play a part.

Rob McNealy of Flooristics makes an ideal Providence flooring defects expert witness and has the experience and background to identify and evaluate problems. With more than a decade of flooring installations, floor safety and walkway audits, Roby McNealy is an ideal candidate for a Providence flooring defects expert witness.

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