Kathy
Campo,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, May 31, 2014
I too have been ripped off on a brand new Silver Crest 2003, yes it is now 2014 and I have spent to date trying to fix all unresolved issues over $ 120,000 dollars. I would like to know if Rick and Josie ever had any resolution with Silver Crest?
Rick & josie
Reno,#3Author of original report
Fri, December 31, 2004
Were they ever investigated and seen what lawsuits they have had?
Rick & josie
Reno,#4Author of original report
Fri, December 31, 2004
Were they ever investigated and seen what lawsuits they have had?
Rick & josie
Reno,#5Author of original report
Tue, March 04, 2003
THE FIRST ONE DIDN'T HAVE THE WEBSITE FOR SOME REASON.. Here's our story. STORIES OF CHAMPION, SILVERCREST AND FLEETWOOD "Like thousands of ordinary people, we bought a new home and only wished to settle down and enjoy it. Instead, we were forced to embark upon an expensive and stressful full time battle with a builder, and the equally unaccountable warranty company." (Silvercrest Manufacture Home) "Shoddy construction has become a nationwide epidemic. Homeowners quickly find out that fighting this battle is very time consuming, expensive, and frustrating. Countless complaints against homebuilders and home warranty companies are hidden in binding arbitration and confidentiality agreements that the public never sees, so the public cannot make an educated choice in choosing a builder. The cost of litigation, on a playing field that is nowhere near level, is prohibitive to almost all homeowners. The homebuilding industry lobbies behind our backs to reduce regulations that would protect consumers. Homeowners don't find out what is going on until it is too late, and they have spent a great deal of time, energy and money researching it, and fighting their case.
Rick & josie
Reno,#6Author of original report
Mon, March 03, 2003
STORIES OF CHAMPION, SILVERCREST AND FLEETWOOD "Like thousands of ordinary people, we bought a new home and only wished to settle down and enjoy it. Instead, we were forced to embark upon an expensive and stressful full time battle with a builder, and the equally unaccountable warranty company." (Silvercrest Manufacture Home) "Shoddy construction has become a nationwide epidemic. Homeowners quickly find out that fighting this battle is very time consuming, expensive, and frustrating. Countless complaints against homebuilders and home warranty companies are hidden in binding arbitration and confidentiality agreements that the public never sees, so the public cannot make an educated choice in choosing a builder. The cost of litigation, on a playing field that is nowhere near level, is prohibitive to almost all homeowners. The homebuilding industry lobbies behind our backs to reduce regulations that would protect consumers. Homeowners don't find out what is going on until it is too late, and they have spent a great deal of time, energy and money researching it, and fighting their case.
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Tucson,#7Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 22, 2002
There appears to be no real accountability for contractors in your state. it seems that most if not all states are this way, just a matter of degree. If manufactured housing industry wants the public to think these are just as good as a regular house then they need to stop doing things like this. Then again, saying "just as good as a house" these days doesn't mean much, if you look at all the complaints on here about home builders.