What are my rights if my condo association fails to repair water damage? – Perez Mayoral

If your condo association fails to repair water damage to your unit, they may be legally responsible for the cost of repairs. Under Florida law, associations are required to maintain the “common elements,” which typically include things like the roof, exterior walls, and shared plumbing. If their failure to maintain these areas leads to water intrusion and damage inside your unit, you have the right to sue the association to recover the money needed to fix your property. They may be held liable for those damages. Please give us a call if you have any questions.

🎥 Watch Now: 5 Things Your HOA Won’t Tell You About Property Damage

Many Florida homeowners don’t realize that their HOA’s responsibilities extend far beyond enforcing rules and collecting dues. This short video explains five key things your association won’t tell you about property damage—covering who pays for repairs, how “common elements” are defined under Florida law, and what legal rights you have when your HOA refuses to act.