I'd my top mounted by Homedepot in 2007. The salesperson in the Home Website provided me many deals to select from and that I picked the larger priced bundle since it included a 'Lifetime Reassurance' promise. The Sales Person additionally assured if there have been any problems inside my house because of any leaks from their top, they were fully-insured and could be accountable. The top started dripping in again Sept. They found 'repair' these leaks.in April the leaks deteriorated creating a good deal of harm to my house. Homedepot delivered their 'area group' to research the problem, which is once they found the installment was completed improperly. Their contractors employed metal and copper round the skylights creating a chemical response, failing the structures of the skylights, creating $86,000 of problems. It's been a few months of coping with House Depots insurance provider, Sedgwick, and also the repetition there eliminates my calls, and my attorney’s calls. After NUMEROUS efforts to achieve the repetition, he stated he dropped the quotes supplied by both a personal insurer, and my Normal Company. Meanwhile, The repetitions insurer never supplied any estimation. A clear and complete run-around and stall technique.
Today Sedgwick Claims the problem is being researched, it was the final we noticed from him which was November 18th. No Detective has approached people and contains been four weeks. That is completely horrible.
Although Homedepot accepted their mistake triggered these problems, their insurance provider will not be supportive, and obviously pulling out my state, creating a negative scenario serious. Home Depots ‘lifetime Reassurance promise" is definitely an overall fraud. After 3 years of installing my top, they're overlooking my telephone calls. I'm left having a $27,000 top that escapes, along with a home that's inhabitable It's been a homeowners HEADACHE. I'm continuing to obtaining justice! Property owners be quite conscious.
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