Structural wood rot is commonly associated with moisture intrusion.  Over the course of years and decades, leaky roofs and windows allow moisture (often in the form of rain water) to invade which causes structural beams to become rotten and, eventually, collapse.  Does the roof on your military home sag?  Do the floors feel unsteady when you walk on them?  These are  signs of structural wood rot which make homes unsafe.  To compound the problem, moisture intrusion commonly results in mold.  If you home has structural wood rot, there's a good chance that it also contains dangerous mold.  

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If your military home has structural wood rot and/or mold, then it may be unsafe to live in.  Private military housing companies conceal these dangers in effort to rent more homes and increase profits.  No military family should live in a dangerous home.  If you have questions, complete the form below for a confidential evaluation.    

CONCERNED BY STRUCTURAL WOOD ROT?  LEARN YOUR RIGHTS.

Private housing corporations are paid tens of millions to manage military housing on bases across the country.  They are contractually bound to provide safe and habitable houses for military families.  In 2019, Congress turned up the heat and took housing companies to task.  It it believed that some housing companies manipulated maintenance records in effort to increase profits while military families suffered in filthy houses.  The truth is coming out, and the lawyers at MilitaryHousingHelp.com are prepared to act. 

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If you leased a home at a military base and suspect it is unsafe to live in, you may be entitled to a refund of your rent, or "BAH".  If you are your family member was injured by a structural defect, it is possible to bring a personal injury claim against the private housing company.  Many military members mistakenly believe these claims are made against the military.  They are not.  Claims related to defective housing are brought against private corporations that are paid millions to provide safe housing.  

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If you have concerns about your current or previous military home, contact us by filling out the simple form below and we will respond to you confidentially.  We will speak with you by telephone, meet with you by video conference, or visit your home if you prefer.  All consultations are free with no strings attached.