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How long should a general contractor typically retain project documentation after project completion?

Correct Answer

C) 7 years or longer

Most construction-related statutes of limitations range from 6-10 years, so documentation should be retained for at least 7 years, often longer for major projects.

Answer Options
A
3 years
B
Until the warranty period expires
C
7 years or longer
D
1 year

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Most construction-related statutes of limitations range from 6-10 years, so documentation should be retained for at least 7 years, often longer for major projects.

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