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After receiving multiple engineer reports [from me] showing the structural damage to a new home, Jennifer Blomquist waits nearly two years before inspecting the damage.
Background: Jennifer Blomquist (C.E.O. of Blomquist Builders Group) filed a defamation suit against me February 23, 2018.
I filed a counterclaim after a sinkhole appeared three days after being served with the complaint. In November 2018, I provided her (and her attorneys) multiple engineering reports on the extensive damage to the house.
Rather than address the issues in the multiple engineering reports, Jennifer Blomquist filed a Summary Judgment to dismiss our case in 2019 because we didn’t expressly file a notice of claim required by Georgia Code Title 8. Buildings and Housing § 8-2-38.
Fortunately, in March 2020, the judge denied their request. But with COVID-19 shutting everything down, he did not sign that order until October 8, 2020. In the meantime, on May 7, 2020, our attorney served the required notice of construction defect claims, as required by the Georgia Right to Repair Act. [O.C.G.A. Section 8-2-35 through 8-2-43] If you are not aware of this law, you are not alone!
For several hours, Jennifer Blomquist, Greg Hagerman, Ashley Clay Johnson, Joseph Kaufman with Captive Engineering [the original Engineer during the build], Jim Fairbanks with Fairbanks Engineering, and Travis Cain (her attorney) went through the entire house. For hours they took measurements, videos, and photos of every room, patio, covered porch, closets, stairs, etc.
Georgia’s Right to Repair Act requires “prompt and unfettered” access to the home within 14 days of the initial inspection for destructive testing. On August 27, 2020 (two weeks later), Jennifer, Clay, Travis Cain, and Joseph Kaufman returned to drill three 6″ holes through the basement floor and re-inspect the structural failure in the basement wall.
