Bought a Larson storm door from Lowe's in Adrian, Mi. Around 2001. It didn't last 5 years before it began deteriorating and now there are holes both inside and outside of the bottom of the door. It appears to be rotting from the inside out. This is a back door, installed correctly and there is a ...
I have a Lifetime Warrantee on the storm door and it has developed bubbles on the bottom that are eating away at the base. This is shoddy material I tried to contact Larson but have had no success. I want them to return my call and replace the door as soon as possible. ...
I purchased 2 Larson storm doors less than 4 years ago. They have retractable screens and both screens are wrinkled. They are not covered under warranty. They are sold in kits at $35.95 each and I have no idea how to install the kits. The screens should be covered under warranty for defects in ...
I'm that great precise factor as Peggy from Brecksville, Kansas whose statement I continue reading your site. I'm questioning whether we are able to begin some type of class-action fit since I am sure should you examine this issue you'll discover that there are certainly a large amount of others ...
I purchased a custom made $400.00 Larson door seven years ago from The Home Depot in Brooklyn Heights, Ohio. My door developed bubbles at the bottom and soon began to eat through the core of the door. The door had a 10 year warranty on it and the bottom portion ate right through the door, so you ...
I am experiencing the exact thing as Peggy from Brecksville, Ohio whose report I read on your website. I am wondering whether we can start some kind of class action suit because I'm sure if you investigate this matter you will find that there are a lot of other people with the same problem. These ...