Texas Residential Construction Liability Act (RCLA) Cases
The Texas Residential Construction Liability Act (RCLA) governs legal actions to recover damages or relief caused by construction defects in homes. This law applies to claim by property owners as well as people who purchase a home from previous owner.
It creates a framework for resolving these issues, often prioritizing repairs and settlement offers over lengthy court battles. Understanding these rules is important for anyone involved in a dispute over residential building work.
How We Work: From First Call to Final Report
We handle everything from the initial consultation to the final step of your complex forensic engineering expert documentation as a witness in Texas.
Why Trial Attorneys Choose RSH Engineering
Case Study: Field-Proven Outcomes
Foundation Pier Causation — Texas Trial Court
Roof System Failure — Insurance Coverage Dispute
Water Intrusion — Multi-Party Construction Defect
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. RSH Engineering serves both plaintiff and defense counsel. We maintain independence and form opinions based solely on engineering analysis of the physical evidence.
Yes. Mathew Joseph, P.E. is an experienced testifying expert available for deposition, mediation, and trial in Texas state and federal courts. Reports are structured to meet Daubert/Rule 702 standards from the initial engagement.
Preliminary opinions are typically available within 48–72 hours of site inspection. Complete expert reports are delivered within a negotiated timeline based on your case schedule.
Yes. RSH Engineering provides rebuttal engineering analysis, identifying methodological deficiencies, standards misapplication, or unsupported conclusions in opposing expert reports.
Yes. RSH Engineering maintains professional liability and insurance. Documentation is available upon request for qualifying engagements.

