Ohio court upholds $45,806 payment for basement work despite cosmetic flaws
An Ohio homeowner has been ordered to pay a contractor $45,806 for a concrete foundation. The homeowner had refused to pay, arguing that visible imperfections lowered the property's value. Courts found the foundation's structural integrity was intact, even though surface defects were present. The appeals court upheld the lower court's ruling. It stressed that structural safety outweighs cosmetic concerns.
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