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Lawsuit Alleges Faulty Electrical Components in Central Florida Homes

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What happened

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A lawsuit was filed in Osceola County Circuit Court alleging that Strada Services used unapproved electrical components in thousands of new homes in Central Florida. The company, founded by Joe Strada, is accused of substituting these components during the COVID-19 building boom. Plaintiffs claim the company violated state and federal building codes and instructed employees to lie to building department officials about the materials installed.

From orlandosentinel.com

Why it matters

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The suit alleges systemic code violations affecting over 35,000 homes. Strada Services, a billion-dollar home services company, has stated it will inspect impacted properties and install parts meeting safety codes. The case highlights potential risks related to construction materials and regulatory enforcement in Central Florida.

From orlandosentinel.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Orange CountySpeculative

    Orange County might face increased enforcement costs due to the highlighted code violations.

  • Orange County Board of County CommissionersSpeculative

    Orange County Board of County Commissioners could face increased scrutiny and enforcement costs related to building code compliance.

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