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Portable Buildings

Mike the Mover

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    Customer Complaints Summary

    • 1 complaint in the last 3 years.
    • 1 complaint closed in the last 12 months.

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    • Initial Complaint

      Date:10/01/2024

      Type:Service or Repair Issues
      Status:
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      Hired to move and set and level 14 x ************************************************* site. House could not be unloaded properly because site was never inspected, nor was house inspected prior to move. House was set on cracked bricks, broken bricks, wood 4 x 4s when bricks that were hauled with were used, and some shims etc. Supports were spaced more than 10ft apart. House was leaning by day 3. I have pics. I couldn't inspect as it was dark by the time they were done. They were here from 4pm to 9pm because they were ill prepared because no inspections were done even tho I had two different appts for said inspections, so some of the setting n leveling was done by truck lights. Owner was sent pics. He agreed it was not right. He refused any recompense for the xtra 2500$$ I had to pay to have house set n leveled properly. He offered to have the same crew come out for free if I'd buy the extra bricks necessary. My question: why would I be comfortable having those same people come to reset the house?? They were tired, i get it, but were ill prepared information or material wise. So therefore I feel they did what they did and got the heck outta Dodge hoping I'd not figure it out. But in 3 days the house was leaning...I'm a single 65 year old retired lady. I didn't need or deserve to be screwed around like that...I do have pics and texts from the business. Customer ***** ********

      Business Response

      Date: 10/24/2024

      costumer did not want to buy blocks customer was informed we would use what was under the building and customer agreed to our delivery policy and did not want us to come back out to fix the problems 

      we are not responsible for unimproved land customer

      agreed to and signed our pick up and devilry policy     

      costumer did not want to pay to have the inspection 

      move total: $4371 

      Customer Answer

      Date: 10/30/2024

      Company's response is untrue in all points. I have proof in texts between myself and the company secretary. And phone call records that show when and how long I talked to her on the phone. However, I cannot prove what was said on those phone calls. The only way I can prove that is if the secretary decides to be honest. I need to submit more than 5 files. Please tell me how to proceed.

      Thanks, ***** ********

      Customer Answer

      Date: 10/30/2024

      I am rejecting this response because:   It is not true

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