America's largest homebuilder faces claims of 'defective pipes' in Georgia — it could be more widespread than reported
D.R. Horton faces claims over defective plumbing in Georgia.
D.R. Horton, the largest homebuilder in the U.S., is facing serious allegations from over a dozen homeowners in Georgia who claim that the plumbing in their homes, fitted with PEX pipes from Uponor, has cracked and leaked, leading to extensive water damage. The homeowners assert that these failures began approximately four years after moving in, with one resident reporting damages exceeding $100,000 and ongoing concerns about the reliability of their plumbing system.
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Homeowners in Georgia claim over $100,000 in damages due to defective PEX pipes.
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D.R. Horton has previously faced similar allegations in multiple states.
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The complaint involves 16 households in the Stonewood Creek subdivision.
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