Probably not. Most builders seem to get away with crappy quality

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May 18, 2019
7:23:42am

maxpowers All-American

Probably not. Most builders seem to get away with crappy quality

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maxpowers

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Is there anything I can do about my builders poor quality?

the_byu_flash

5/17/19 11:09pm

Class action lawsuit

Jericho

5/17/19 11:19pm

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Cougazul

5/18/19 8:02am

I guess I was assuming that was the case

Jericho

5/18/19 9:04am

We had a Destination Home and had a great experience

macdizzle

5/17/19 11:20pm

And the house passed inspection?

Heinz57

5/17/19 11:25pm

Yes, a home can pass inspection

jxncoog

5/18/19 5:15am

Can you folks build a custom home?

Heinz57

5/18/19 10:39am

On a previous house that I bought new, we hounded the ever loving crap out of the builder to fix an issue with a leaky

cheezedawg

5/17/19 11:46pm

Ugh

the_byu_flash

5/17/19 11:49pm

That sounds like a ton of effort for a $300 fix

5/18/19 2:38am

I would have gladly fixed it if we knew what the problem was. The fix was much more involved than $300

cheezedawg

5/18/19 10:29am

you should have just fixed it yourself

Iman23

5/18/19 5:57am

Probably not. Most builders seem to get away with crappy quality

maxpowers

5/18/19 7:23am

Yeah, you can fix it or hire someone to fix it.

cougarnerd

5/18/19 8:27am

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