- Report: #161240
Complaint Review: Costom Dreams Remodeling & Construction - Baraboo Wisconsin
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Costom Dreams Remodeling & Construction
S2248 Busse Lane Baraboo, 53913 Wisconsin, U.S.A.
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Costom Dreams Remodeling & Construction ripoff Jeff the owner charged us 2,192.00 to remove and install R-19 ins and retape the barrier under the house also carpet and replace sub floor and restretch and seem the carpet. all the work we paid for is falling down cracked flooring was installed wrong, Baraboo Wisconsin
Jeff the owner charged us 2,192.00 to remove and install R-19 ins and retape the barrier under the house also carpet and replace sub floor and restretch and seem the carpet. all the work we paid for is falling down cracked flooring was installed wrong, he will not return calles or fix his work we have called for one year now.
The company and owner was hired to repair some things in the home from a leek under the home.
Jeff the owner of the company and his employees was to remove and install R-19 ins. and retape and stapel the vapor barrier under the home also remove carpet and replace bad sub floor ane lay new flooring in the master bath and restretch and seam carpet.
well the sub floor was layed the wrong way and you can see nail and screws comming threw the new flooring not to mention all the glue in the sauna and on the wood work and on the floor, the R-19 ins fell down 2 months later the carpet has a permanate bump, we have called them repeatedly for one year no responce but one i will come next week a year later and many calls no call no show, foe the bad work he did we payed 2,192.00 his work and his garantee wasn,t worth the paper he wrote it on.
not to mention we payed for new sub floor and didn,t get it all we would like the work redone buy this man at no cost or fuss.
Julia
endeavor, Wisconsin
U.S.A.
The company and owner was hired to repair some things in the home from a leek under the home.
Jeff the owner of the company and his employees was to remove and install R-19 ins. and retape and stapel the vapor barrier under the home also remove carpet and replace bad sub floor ane lay new flooring in the master bath and restretch and seam carpet.
well the sub floor was layed the wrong way and you can see nail and screws comming threw the new flooring not to mention all the glue in the sauna and on the wood work and on the floor, the R-19 ins fell down 2 months later the carpet has a permanate bump, we have called them repeatedly for one year no responce but one i will come next week a year later and many calls no call no show, foe the bad work he did we payed 2,192.00 his work and his garantee wasn,t worth the paper he wrote it on.
not to mention we payed for new sub floor and didn,t get it all we would like the work redone buy this man at no cost or fuss.
Julia
endeavor, Wisconsin
U.S.A.
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Lori
Kalkaska,Michigan,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, October 19, 2005
It sounds like you contracted work to be performed on a manufactured home. What make and model? How old? Were these defects present from the get go? Is this a private company that specializes in repairs to site built homes, or manufactured homes? The sad truth of the matter is that a lot of general contractors that work on site built homes do not have the knowledge and/or expertise to work on a HUD home. It is often helpful to contact other contractors to come out to your home and look over the work. Ask for a write up of the work that needs to be performed, as well as a cost estimate. Take pictures of the defective work that has been done. This will give you something to work with when you contact the contractor about returning at no charge to redo the work the correct way. If you get no where in having the original contractor correct the work, consider small claims court as a way to get a refund of the monies that you've already paid. In the meantime, consider buying a roll of belly tape and getting the insulation beck up into the belly and taped up before winter gets here (from experience, the cold air that will come through your floor will not only make the home difficult to heat, but expensive as well!). I wish you the best of luck in resolving this!
