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Willie Barron thought he had found his dream home when he purchased a $1.3 million property overlooking Lake Las Vegas. Five years later, he’s dealing with tilting floors, splitting walls and the constant worry of falling as he navigates his own house.
“My house is tilting an inch and a half from the rear to the front … everything is unstable and uneven and I can’t afford to fall,” Barron told FOX5 Las Vegas (1).
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He’s among several Del Webb homeowners on a ridgeline in Lake Las Vegas who claim their luxury homes are “crumbling from below.” Attorney Norberto Cisneros, who has spent two decades representing families in construction-defect cases, describes this situation as “probably one of the worst cases I’ve ever seen.”…