On March 9, the Pennsylvania Superior Court handed down a nonprecedential decision with implications for construction defect litigation in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The court was charged with scrutinizing the applicability of the statute of repose and the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law in the context of work performed on a church that was completed 25 years before legal action was commenced against the contractor. The facts of Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Atonement of Wyomissing, Pennsylvania v. Horst Construction, No. 602 MDA 2020 are straightforward.