There ought to be a law requiring the names of bad builders to be published. We just came back from looking at a spec house at the owners request.
The house is dangerous. Even I could tell the floor was sagging and the doors would not close. The roof was sagging!
There was jacks in the crawl space, holding up the floor. The rock had all fallen off the fireplace. The list of things that had failed inspection was 2 sheets long.The large windows in the bedrooms were above my head, that is against code.(You have to be able to crawl out a window in case of fire) There was no way to even fix that without tearing off the roof. What a mess!It will take a lot of money to fix what can be fixed and a lot of it cannot be fixed because the house is too far along. I wish we had better news to give to the owners.
There ought to be a law
April 8th, 2007 at 07:52 pm
April 8th, 2007 at 10:38 pm 1176071938
April 9th, 2007 at 01:37 am 1176082674
What about the plans? Who signed off on it?
When my house (in Honolulu) was being built, the crew would show up on one day and be MIA for the next three. We found out the sales crew was so busy selling the contractor/company, the crew would have to frame a house a week just to keep up, and then go back and put in a floor here,a wall there,a roof elsewhere....
I finally resorted to witholding payment until they actually finished it and I received the certificate of occupancy. And by then, I had already moved in.
April 9th, 2007 at 12:04 pm 1176120253