We need some help, blog world
I have foundation problems in my house. Let's just say that we can now see through the floor and into the ground. While that is desireable if you feel like "roughing it", it is not so lovely in one's home. Fortunately, we have this wonderful certificate that we got when we bought the house saying the foundation repair had be done with a 10 year warranty. Hooray!!! Right? Wrong!
Here's the problem. I called Antonio Hurtado of Antonio's Foundation Repair and he informed me that while he did do "some" work on this house, he never issued a warranty over this house. You see, we bought the house from Carlos Aguirre, a home investor. Carlos apparently did not want to do all of the work needed to completely repair the home, just to fix it and make it sellable. Therefore, Antonio would not give a warranty. According to Antonio, Carlos completely forged the certificate. He says that two other people who have had work done for Carlos Aguirre have called Antonio saying their foundation is in need of repair and they have warranties.
Obviously, someone is being untruthful here and I'm not sure if it is Carlos or Antonio. Regardless, we are stuck with a broken foundation, a wonderfully useless warranty for said foundation, and nobody standing behind that warranty. We need your help. If you are a lawyer willing to do pro bono work to help us out, please give us a call. If you know this Carlos and you are a policeman, will you please arrest him, torture him, and make him give us a cool 100 grand. Or more likely, if you know what we can do next without lawyers getting involved, please let me know.
All advice will be heard. Thank you for your time.
Here's the problem. I called Antonio Hurtado of Antonio's Foundation Repair and he informed me that while he did do "some" work on this house, he never issued a warranty over this house. You see, we bought the house from Carlos Aguirre, a home investor. Carlos apparently did not want to do all of the work needed to completely repair the home, just to fix it and make it sellable. Therefore, Antonio would not give a warranty. According to Antonio, Carlos completely forged the certificate. He says that two other people who have had work done for Carlos Aguirre have called Antonio saying their foundation is in need of repair and they have warranties.
Obviously, someone is being untruthful here and I'm not sure if it is Carlos or Antonio. Regardless, we are stuck with a broken foundation, a wonderfully useless warranty for said foundation, and nobody standing behind that warranty. We need your help. If you are a lawyer willing to do pro bono work to help us out, please give us a call. If you know this Carlos and you are a policeman, will you please arrest him, torture him, and make him give us a cool 100 grand. Or more likely, if you know what we can do next without lawyers getting involved, please let me know.
All advice will be heard. Thank you for your time.
posted by Chad Gerlt at 10:31 AM
4 Comments:
I was talking to a friend about this and her advise was the call the better business bureau. Don't know if that would help, but its all if have for now. Hope you get this all worked out and fixed.
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