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Complaint Review: Lambie Geer Homes - Overland Park Kansas
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Lambie Geer Homes
15102 Travis Overland Park, 66223 Kansas, U.S.A.
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Lambie Geer Homes refused to repair home construction defects. Rip-off! Overland Park Kansas
Over the past 5 and 1/2 years, we have requested Lambie Geer homes to repair items from our original warranty list, as well as correct some major consrtuction flaws in our house (floors and ceiling, fireplace grout, fireplace function).
Jim Lambie refuses to even acknowledge their responsibility, and will ignore requests until some type of legal implication is implied. Only then does he even communicate. Lambie Geer makes a poor quality home, and their customer service ethics are horrendous. Buyers beware!
Thomas
leawood, Kansas
U.S.A.
Jim Lambie refuses to even acknowledge their responsibility, and will ignore requests until some type of legal implication is implied. Only then does he even communicate. Lambie Geer makes a poor quality home, and their customer service ethics are horrendous. Buyers beware!
Thomas
leawood, Kansas
U.S.A.
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Cindy
OKC,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
Bad Builders give home buyers no option but to sue them, then complain that they get sued!
#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, June 15, 2004
Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings, hadd.com started as a result of so many builders refusing to do the job right and refusing to honor the warranty with proper repair work. When builders take shortcuts that cause homes to be defective, then don't honor the warranty, they should not be surprised when people are forced to take legal action. Unfortunately, the legal system and state laws let down the homeowner more often than not. Builders know this, and therefore have a "so sue me" attitude, but then complain to the states legislatures about all the lawsuits. In fact, very few home buyers sue their builders, and those that do normally have a good reason since it IS so difficult and expensive to go that route. That's assuming the buyer did not sign an arbitration clause that prohibits suing at all.
